Biology, asked by nehaann40, 21 hours ago

what is the difference between sclerenchyma and cork

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Answered by LynxLada

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Cork cells and sclerenchyma cells are not the same. Cork cells are the part of dermal tissue system and sclerenchyma cells are the part of ground tissue system. Dermal tissue takes part in absorption whereas ground tissue provides support and storage.

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