1. How are plant tissues classified according to their functions?
June 16, 2023 | by Bloom Code Studio
Plant tissues are divided into growth (embryonic) tissues, supporting, filling and photosynthetic tissues (ground tissues), conducting (vascular) tissues and covering (dermal) tissues.
Embryonic tissues: primary meristems; secondary meristems. Supporting tissues: collenchyma; sclerenchyma. Filling and photosynthetic tissues: photosynthetic parenchyma; storage parenchyma. Conducting tissues: xylem; phloem. Covering tissues: epidermis; periderm.
Plant tissues are divided into growth (embryonic) tissues, supporting, filling and photosynthetic tissues (ground tissues), conducting (vascular) tissues and covering (dermal) tissues.
Embryonic tissues: primary meristems; secondary meristems. Supporting tissues: collenchyma; sclerenchyma. Filling and photosynthetic tissues: photosynthetic parenchyma; storage parenchyma. Conducting tissues: xylem; phloem. Covering tissues: epidermis; periderm.
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