Name the tissue that transports water in plants and the tissue that transports food.
Tissues
Original Khojo Papers practice question — not from a past board paper.
A tissue is a group of similar cells with a common origin that work together to perform a particular function. Plant tissues are of two types: meristematic tissue, whose cells divide, and permanent tissue, whose cells have stopped dividing.
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Permanent tissue is further divided into simple and complex permanent tissue.
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Name the tissue that transports water in plants and the tissue that transports food.
Tissues
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Tissues
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Tissues
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Tissues
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Tissues