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what is pericycle and its functions​

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The pericycle is a unique layer of cells in plants, named after its position, encircling the vascular tissue in stems and roots...

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what is pericycle and its functions_???

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Pericycle : It is the outermost portion of stele. It is a cylinder of thin-walled parenchymatous or sometimes thick-walled sclerenchymatous tissue. It may be single-layered to multilayered.

Functions!!

Functions of pericycle:

  • Thick-walled pericycle gives mechanical support to the plants.
  • When composed of parenchymatous cells, it may act as storage organ of food materials.
  • In dicot roots, the pericycle becomes meristematic and forms a part of the cambial ring. This cambial ring gives rise to the secondary tissues.
  • Pericycle gives rise to the lateral roots.

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The cells may be thin-walled to thick-walled. Pericycle may be present in the form of patches also. Pericycle is not present in monocotyledonous stems.

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