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    Tissue is a group of cells that work together as a functional unit. In plants, tissues are typically made up of dead cells and require less energy, while animal tissues consist of living cells that require more energy. Plant tissues can be dividing or non-dividing, with meristematic tissues responsible for growth. Meristematic tissues are found at the tips of roots and stems and contain actively dividing cells to produce new cells, including apical meristem at tips, lateral meristem for girth, and intercalary meristem at leaf bases.

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    Tissue is a group of cells that work together as a functional unit. In plants, tissues are typically made up of dead cells and require less energy, while animal tissues consist of living cells that require more energy. Plant tissues can be dividing or non-dividing, with meristematic tissues responsible for growth. Meristematic tissues are found at the tips of roots and stems and contain actively dividing cells to produce new cells, including apical meristem at tips, lateral meristem for girth, and intercalary meristem at leaf bases.

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    Tissue is a group of cells that work together as a functional unit. In plants, tissues are typically made up of dead cells and require less energy, while animal tissues consist of living cells that require more energy. Plant tissues can be dividing or non-dividing, with meristematic tissues responsible for growth. Meristematic tissues are found at the tips of roots and stems and contain actively dividing cells to produce new cells, including apical meristem at tips, lateral meristem for girth, and intercalary meristem at leaf bases.

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    Tissues

    Class-9B
    By :- Aarush & Mariya
    What Is A Tissue ?

    Tissue is a group


    of cells having
    similar structure
    and function
    together as a
    unit .
    Tissues

    Plants Animal
     Most of the tissue contain dead cells  Living Cells & Need More Energy
    & need less energy  Uniform Growth
     The growth in plants is limited to a  There is no difference between
    certain region. dividing & non-dividing tissues in
     Some tissues in plant divide animals.
    throughout their dividing capacity  Local
     Sedentary
    Plant
    Tissue
    Dividing Non-
    Dividing
    Dividing
    Tissue

    Meristematic Tissues
    What is Meristematic Tissue ?
    Tissues made up of actively dividing cells are called meristematic tissues
    or meristems. Meristematic tissues are responsible for plant growth. They are
    present at the tips of roots, stem and branches. The cells present in these
    tissues constantly divide to produce new cells.
    Meristematic Tissue
    Apical Meristem
     Located At Roots And Shoot Tips
     Help To Increase The Length
    Lateral Meristem
     Lateral Means ‘Side To Side’
     Located At Girth
    Intercalary Meristem
     Located At The Base Of Leaves Or The
    Internodes
     Helps To Grow Twigs Into Branches
     Tissue Cells Filled With Cytoplasm
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