what is symplasm? or living continuum in parenchyma cells
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In plants, parenchyma is one of three types of ground tissue. Ground tissue is anything that is not vascular tissue or part of the dermis (skin) of the plant. In contrast to collenchyma and sclerenchyma cells, parenchyma cells primarily consists of all of the simple, thin walled, undifferentiated cells which form a large majority of many plant tissues.
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Explanation:symplasm is the movement of water and solutes between two adjacent connected through plasmodesmata
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