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Dislocation of hand bones caused by ______ breakage.
Dislocation of hand bones caused by ______ breakage.
ligament
Removing tip of sugarcane plant doesn't remove ______ meristem.
Removing tip of sugarcane plant doesn't remove ______ meristem.
intercalary
Nail inserted in tree trunk at 1m height remains in same position after 3 years because of ______ tissue.
Nail inserted in tree trunk at 1m height remains in same position after 3 years because of ______ tissue.
sclerenchyma
Plant will die if ______ tips are cut during replanting due to absence of meristematic tissue.
Plant will die if ______ tips are cut during replanting due to absence of meristematic tissue.
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Tissue A is ______ and carries water.
Tissue A is ______ and carries water.
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Tissue B is ______ and carries food for plants.
Tissue B is ______ and carries food for plants.
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Tissue C is ______.
Tissue C is ______.
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[Blank] connects hand bones and keeps them in place.
[Blank] connects hand bones and keeps them in place.
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Intercalary meristem increases the ______ of sugarcane plant.
Intercalary meristem increases the ______ of sugarcane plant.
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Proper absorption of water and minerals won't occur if ______ don't grow.
Proper absorption of water and minerals won't occur if ______ don't grow.
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Study Notes
- Meristematic tissue forms new cells that differentiate into permanent tissue.
- Sclerenchyma is a plant tissue with dead cells.
- Tracheids are a water-conducting tissue in gymnosperms.
- Collenchyma provides flexibility in plants.
- Cardiac muscular tissue functions without fatigue.
- Areolar tissue helps in tissue repair and fills space inside organs.
- Blood transports oxygen, food, hormones, and waste materials in the body.
- Epithelial tissue forms a barrier to keep different body systems separate.
- Bones provide support, shape, and protection to the body.
- Nervous tissue transmits messages throughout the body through neurons.
- Plants and animals are made of different types of tissue.
- Most of the tissues in plants are supportive and dead, while most tissues in animals contain living protoplasm.
- Meristematic tissue divides throughout life for the growth and reproduction of plants.
- Permanent tissues are derived from meristematic tissue but have lost the power of division.
- Connective tissues include areolar, dense regular, adipose, skeletal, and fluid connective tissue.
- Epithelial tissues are tightly packed and form a continuous sheet, covering most organs and cavities within the body.
- Xylem and phloem are conducting tissues and constitute vascular bundle.
- Sclerenchyma cells have lignified cell walls, leaving no intercellular spaces.
- Cork is a several-layer thick protective tissue formed from a secondary meristem.
- Neurons have the ability to receive stimuli and conduct impulses to different parts of the body.
- Dislocation of hand bones caused by ligament breakage.
- Removing tip of sugarcane plant doesn't remove intercalary meristem.
- Nail inserted in tree trunk at 1m height remains in same position after 3 years.
- Plant will die if root tips are cut during replanting due to absence of meristematic tissue.
- Tissue A is xylem and carries water.
- Tissue B is phloem and carries food for plants.
- Tissue C is vascular bundles.
- Ligament connects hand bones and keeps them in place.
- Intercalary meristem increases the length of sugarcane plant.
- Proper absorption of water and minerals won't occur if roots don't grow.
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Test your knowledge of plant and animal tissues with our quiz! From meristematic tissue to epithelial tissue, xylem to phloem, and ligaments to neurons, this quiz covers it all. Learn about the different types of tissues and their functions in the body, as well as fun facts such as how a nail inserted into a tree trunk remains in the same position for years. Challenge yourself and see how much you know about the fascinating world of tissues.
