Complete the analogy. Meristematic Tissue : Dividing capacity :: Simple Permanent Tissue : _________
Lost ability to divide
Meristematic tissue is made of actively dividing cells, so its defining feature is its dividing capacity.
Permanent tissues are formed when meristematic cells take up a specific role and lose the ability to divide; simple permanent tissues (parenchyma, collenchyma, sclerenchyma) consist of such cells.
Locomotion and rapid stimulus transmission are animal (muscle/nerve) features, and the epidermis is only one example of a protective tissue, not the defining property.
Hence, the answer is lost ability to divide.
Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding vegetative propagation?
Statement A: Root, stem and leaves develop into new plants under appropriate conditions.
Statement B: Vegetative propagation is used in sugarcane, roses and grapes.
Which of the following plant nutrients is supplied from air?
The parenchyma cells in plants are:
Which of the following options best describes a component of a flower's reproductive system?
During a histological examination of a plant’s leaf stalk, elongated cells with irregularly thickened corners and very little intercellular space are observed. Which simple permanent tissue is present and what is its primary function in this region?
In geotropism, what does gravity act as?
How do plants excrete their waste products?
Complete the analogy. Xylem : Water Transport :: Phloem : ______.
In a habitat recently affected by drought, which feature would most likely allow gymnosperms to persist when other plants fail?
Since plants prepare their own food using sunlight, they do not require a digestive organ like a stomach. Instead, they possess tissues specialized for ____.
Which of the following is a type of nutrition?
I. Heterotrophic
II. Autotrophic
Fungi are always
Which of the following does NOT form an essential part of the process of photosynthesis?
Organisms that generate energy using light are:
Part of N 2cycle that is opposed to N 2fixation is: