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TISSUES TISSUES These are group of cells that are These are group of cells that are structurally similar and perform structurally similar and perform function. function. These are of two types- These are of two types- 1.Plant tissues. 1.Plant tissues. 2.Animal tissues. 2.Animal tissues.

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Page 1: TISSUESTISSUES These are group of cells that are structurally similar and perform function. These are of two types- 1.Plant tissues. 2.Animal tissues

TISSUESTISSUESTISSUESTISSUES

These are group of cells that are structurally These are group of cells that are structurally similar and perform function. similar and perform function.

These are of two types-These are of two types-

1.Plant tissues. 1.Plant tissues.

2.Animal tissues.2.Animal tissues.

Page 2: TISSUESTISSUES These are group of cells that are structurally similar and perform function. These are of two types- 1.Plant tissues. 2.Animal tissues

MERITEMATIC TISSUE The tissues having dividing cells

that help in growth.

These are of three types- 1.Apical tissue 2.Intercalary tissue3.Lateral tissue

Page 3: TISSUESTISSUES These are group of cells that are structurally similar and perform function. These are of two types- 1.Plant tissues. 2.Animal tissues

PLANT TISSUES The tissues which are present in

plants are called PLANT TISSUES.

These are of two types- 1.Merismetic tissues. 2.Permanent tissues.

Page 4: TISSUESTISSUES These are group of cells that are structurally similar and perform function. These are of two types- 1.Plant tissues. 2.Animal tissues

APICAL TISSUES-These tissues are at shoot or root tip. It increases the length of the stem and the root.

INTERCALARY TISSUES-These tissues are at the base of leaves or enter nodes.

LATERAL TISSUES-These tissues are at the sides of the stem.

Page 5: TISSUESTISSUES These are group of cells that are structurally similar and perform function. These are of two types- 1.Plant tissues. 2.Animal tissues

PERMANENT TISSUES

The tissues having cells that have lost their ability to divide and have differentiated.

It is of three types- 1. Parenchyma tissues 2. Collenchyma tissues3.Sclerenchyma tissues

Page 6: TISSUESTISSUES These are group of cells that are structurally similar and perform function. These are of two types- 1.Plant tissues. 2.Animal tissues

PARENCHYMA- Unspecialized cells with thin cell walls. They have large spaces between them are called Intercellular Spaces.

Acleranchyma-

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