what is infusion in collenchyma?
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The collenchyma cells are typically elongated. They typically occur in the growing shoots and leaves. An example of collenchyma tissue is the strands in the celery stalks. The collenchyma cells are often alive at maturity as opposed to schlerenchyma cells, which lose their protoplast at maturity.
Many of the collenchyma cells have irregular cell wall thickenings. When the primary cell wall is thickened at intercellular contact points, they are referred to as angular collenchyma. Collenchyma cells that have uniformly thickened cell walls are called annular collenchyma.
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The collenchyma cells are typically elongated. They typically occur in the growing shoots and leaves. An example of collenchyma tissue is the strands in the celery stalks. The collenchyma cells are often alive at maturity as opposed to schlerenchyma cells, which lose their protoplast at maturity.
Many of the collenchyma cells have irregular cell wall thickenings. When the primary cell wall is thickened at intercellular contact points, they are referred to as angular collenchyma. Collenchyma cells that have uniformly thickened cell walls are called annular collenchyma.
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