Question

What is the conjunctive tissue?

Answer 1

Answer:

some times lignified perenchymatous

ground tissue in in which vascular bundles are embedded in certain dicotyledons (as the beat ) and in those monocotyledons in which secondary thickening occurs

Answer 2

Conjunctive tissue:

• In monocotyledon and dicotyledon stems, the vascular bundles of complex three-dimensional pattern occurs in an embedded matrix is called as conjunctive tissue.
• Conjunctive tissues can be either Parenchyma or fibrous.
• The conjuctive tissue is a parechymateous cell which lies between the xylem and phloem.
• Parenchyma conjunctive tissues are thin and soft which occurs in monocotyledon stems such as gingers, corn etc Where as the fibrous conjunctive tissues are thick and harder which occurs in dicotyledons such as beets and monocotyledon stems such as bamboo and agaves.

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