Biology, asked by iknoorkaur07, 9 months ago

why do meristamatic tissues do not have vacuoles ?

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Answered by tanayamurthy
3

Answer:

because they are made of actively dividing cells which do not need food to be stored. so, Meristematic tissue do not have vacuole.

Answered by myrakincsem
1

Meristematic tissues do not have vacuole because the functioning of them does not require a vacuole.

Explanation:

  • The meristematic cells in a plant are involved in actively dividing and developing into specialized cells.

  • The function of a vacuole is to store food and provide turgidity to a cell.

  • The vacuole are also involved in storing food.

  • As the meristematic cells are actively dividing cells, they do not require food to be stored in them.

  • These cells also do not require turgidity to be present.

  • Hence, meristematic cells do not have a vacuole.
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