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    This document discusses the different types of plant tissues: meristematic tissue which includes apical, intercalary, and lateral meristem that are the growing tissues; parenchyma tissue which is simple plant tissue; and permanent tissues including collenchyma, sclerenchyma, and complex tissues like xylem and phloem. Meristematic tissues are capable of cell division and have thin cell walls while permanent tissues lose their ability to divide and have thick cell walls and no vacuoles.

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    This document discusses the different types of plant tissues: meristematic tissue which includes apical, intercalary, and lateral meristem that are the growing tissues; parenchyma tissue which is simple plant tissue; and permanent tissues including collenchyma, sclerenchyma, and complex tissues like xylem and phloem. Meristematic tissues are capable of cell division and have thin cell walls while permanent tissues lose their ability to divide and have thick cell walls and no vacuoles.

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    ADAMJEE CANTONMENT

    PUBLIC SCHOOL
    SUBJECT: BIOLOGY
    SUBMITTED BY: SUBMITTED TO:

    NAIF MOHAMMAD FARID MD. YAHYA


    CLASS: IX (EV-1) SENIOR TEACHER
    ROLL: 01 BIOLOGY (ACPS)
    TYPES OF PLANT TISSUE :
    Meristematic -Apical
    -Intercalary
    -Lateral
    PLANT TISSUE
    Parenchyma

    Simple Collenchyma

    Permanent Sclerenchyma

    Complex – Xylem & Phloem


    PLANT TISSUE

     MERISTIMATIC TISSUE  PERMANENT TISSUE


     These are the growing tissues of  Meristimatic tissue turns into
    plants. permanent tissue losing their growth
     Their cells are able of division. ability.
     Contain thin walls, dense cytoplasm  These cells are composed of thick
    and nucleus. walls.
     Have vacuoles.  Have no vacuoles.
    MERISTEMATIC
    TISSUE
    APICAL LATERAL
    MERISTEM INTERCALARY MERISTEM

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