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Which tissue system in plants is responsible for storage, support, photosynthesis, and production of defensive and attractant substances?
Which tissue system in plants is responsible for storage, support, photosynthesis, and production of defensive and attractant substances?
What are the three types of tissues in the Ground Tissue System?
What are the three types of tissues in the Ground Tissue System?
Which type of tissue in the Ground Tissue System is found mainly in stems?
Which type of tissue in the Ground Tissue System is found mainly in stems?
Which type of tissue in the Ground Tissue System is present in all organs of a plant?
Which type of tissue in the Ground Tissue System is present in all organs of a plant?
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Which type of tissue in the Ground Tissue System has cells with thick secondary walls and provides mechanical support to the plant?
Which type of tissue in the Ground Tissue System has cells with thick secondary walls and provides mechanical support to the plant?
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Study Notes
Ground Tissue System in Plants
- The Ground Tissue System is responsible for storage, support, photosynthesis, and production of defensive and attractant substances in plants.
Types of Tissues in the Ground Tissue System
- There are three types of tissues in the Ground Tissue System: parenchyma, collenchyma, and sclerenchyma.
Characteristics of Tissues in the Ground Tissue System
- Parenchyma tissue is found mainly in stems and is responsible for storage and photosynthesis.
- Collenchyma tissue is present in all organs of a plant and provides support and flexibility.
- Sclerenchyma tissue has cells with thick secondary walls and provides mechanical support to the plant.
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Test your knowledge on plant tissues with this quiz! Learn about the four types of plant tissue systems: Ground Tissue System, Dermal Tissue System, Vascular Tissue System, and Meristematic Tissue System. Challenge yourself and expand your understanding of how plants function and store nutrients. Presented by Rene Vincent B. Tad-o, LPT, MSc from the University of the Cordilleras.
