Biology, asked by ronitadas, 7 months ago

why xylem parenchyma is living​

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Answered by viny10
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live plant cells that are short, lignified and generally thin walled. They surround conducting elements and assist directly or indirectly in the conduction of water upwards through vessels and tracheids, and also serve for food storage.

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Answered by priyanshi0436
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The parenchyma cells have thinner walls and stay alive at maturity. While this makes them less useful in structural applications, the cells can move and store water and nutrients as well as divide quickly. This is important for the growth and repair functions of the parenchyma cells.

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