Page 4 Permanent Tissues

What are the two types of tissues in plants?

• Meristematic tissues and permanent tissues

• Xylem tissues and phloem tissues

• Epidermal tissues and ground tissues

• Parenchyma tissues and sclerenchyma tissues

What are meristematic tissues?

• Actively dividing tissues through mitosis

• Matured tissues experiencing differentiation

• Tissues carrying out different functions

• Specialised cells in plants

Which type of tissues are matured and have experienced differentiation?

• Meristematic tissues

• Ground tissues

• Permanent tissues

• Epidermal tissues

What are the three types of permanent tissues in plants?

• Epidermal tissues, ground tissues, and vascular tissues

• Meristematic tissues, parenchyma tissues, and sclerenchyma tissues

• Xylem tissues, phloem tissues, and collenchyma tissues

• Lateral meristematic tissues, xylem tissues, and phloem tissues

Which tissue carries out different functions among epidermal tissues, ground tissues, and vascular tissues?

• Vascular tissues

• Ground tissues

• Epidermal tissues

• Meristematic tissues

What is the function of xylem tissues?

• Support and protection

• Transport of organic nutrients

• Photosynthesis

• Transport of water and minerals

What is the function of phloem tissues?

• Photosynthesis

• Support and protection

• Transport of organic nutrients

• Transport of water and minerals

Which tissue provides support and protection in plants?

• Sclerenchyma tissues

• Collenchyma tissues

• Parenchyma tissues

• Xylem tissues

What is the position of ground tissues in a stem of a plant?

• Above the xylem tissues

• Next to the phloem tissues

• Around the meristematic tissues

• Between epidermal tissues and vascular tissues

What is the main function of collenchyma tissues in plants?

• Support and protection

• Transport of organic nutrients

• Photosynthesis

• Transport of water and minerals