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Which type of tissue is responsible for the growth in plants?
Which type of tissue is responsible for the growth in plants?
- Meristematic tissues (correct)
- Permanent tissues
- Collenchyma
- Parenchyma
Which type of tissue in plants can be either living or dead?
Which type of tissue in plants can be either living or dead?
- Parenchyma
- Xylem (correct)
- Phloem
- Collenchyma
Where is the apical meristem located in a plant?
Where is the apical meristem located in a plant?
- Lateral walls of the stem
- In the leaf mesophyll
- Within the xylem tissue
- Apex of the plant shoot and root (correct)
Which type of tissue is responsible for providing mechanical support in plants?
Which type of tissue is responsible for providing mechanical support in plants?
What distinguishes plant tissues from animal tissues?
What distinguishes plant tissues from animal tissues?
What is the primary function of lateral meristem in plants?
What is the primary function of lateral meristem in plants?
Which meristem is responsible for the increase in stem girth?
Which meristem is responsible for the increase in stem girth?
Which tissue is characterized by loosely packed cells with thin cell walls and large intercellular spaces, and aids in support and storage?
Which tissue is characterized by loosely packed cells with thin cell walls and large intercellular spaces, and aids in support and storage?
Which tissue is composed of only one type of cell and primarily serves a structural role?
Which tissue is composed of only one type of cell and primarily serves a structural role?
Which tissue is composed of dead, long, and narrow cells with thickened walls due to the presence of lignin, and provides mechanical support?
Which tissue is composed of dead, long, and narrow cells with thickened walls due to the presence of lignin, and provides mechanical support?
Among the components of phloem, which one is the only dead cell type?
Among the components of phloem, which one is the only dead cell type?
Which tissue component in xylem provides mechanical support to the plant?
Which tissue component in xylem provides mechanical support to the plant?
