Plant Tissue Types and Functions

The video tutorial explains the organization of plant cells into tissues, organs, and organ systems. It covers meristematic tissues, which are young and actively dividing, and non-meristematic tissues, which are mature and differentiated. The video also discusses the types of meristematic tissues, such as apical meristem and vascular cambium, and non-meristematic tissues like sclerenchyma, xylem, and phloem. Additionally, it describes plant organs and organ systems, including the root and shoot systems, and concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe for more content.

What are tissues in plants primarily composed of?

• Complex organ systems

• Various types of minerals

• Cells that perform the same activity

• Different types of organs

Which type of meristem is responsible for increasing the length of a plant?

• Inter-calorie meristem

• Apical meristem

• Core cambium

• Vascular cambium

What is the primary function of vascular cambium?

• Increase plant length

• Produce outer bark

• Increase plant diameter

• Support plant body

Which type of tissue is made up of mature and differentiated cells?

• Vascular cambium

• Apical meristem

• Non-meristematic tissues

• Meristematic tissues

What is the role of sclerenchyma tissues in plants?

• Transport water and minerals

• Support the plant body

• Increase plant length

• Translocate food

Which tissue type is responsible for the upward distribution of water and minerals?

• Parenchyma

• Sclerenchyma

• Xylem

• Phloem

What is a collection of tissues that perform a common function called?

• Organ system

• Organ

• Tissue group

• Cell cluster

Which of the following is not considered a plant organ?

• Stem

• Xylem

• Root

• Leaf

What are the two main organ systems in plants?

• Root and leaf systems

• Stem and flower systems

• Leaf and flower systems

• Shoot and root systems

Where is the shoot system of a plant typically located?

• Above ground

• Underground

• In the soil

• In the roots