Animal and plant tissues
1.
Roots: Plant organs
that anchor the plant and absorb water and nutrients.
2.
Stems: Plant organs
that provide support and transport water and nutrients throughout the plant.
3.
Leaves: Plant organs
that are the primary site where photosynthesis occurs.
4.
Flowers: Reproductive
structures of a plant.
5.
Fruits: Structures
that contain seeds and aid in their dispersal.
6.
Seeds: Contain an
embryo that has the potential to develop into a new plant.
7.
Dermal Tissue: The outermost
protective layer covering the plant.
8.
Vascular
Tissue: Responsible for the transport of water and nutrients within the
plant.
9.
Ground Tissue: Provides
support and serves as storage for the plant.
10. Parenchyma
Cells: The most common type of plant cell, involved in various
functions like storage and photosynthesis.
11. Collenchyma
Cells: Provide flexible support to plant organs.
12. Sclerenchyma
Cells: Rigid cells that offer structural support and strength to the
plant.
13. Meristematic
Tissues: Regions of actively dividing undifferentiated cells responsible
for plant growth.
14. Apical
Meristem: Found at the tips of roots and stems, enabling plants to grow
in length.
15. Lateral
Meristem: Responsible for the secondary growth of plants, leading to
increased thickness.
16. Intercalary
Meristem: Found in grasses, allowing for regrowth after being cut or
damaged.
17. Photosynthesis: The process by
which green plants convert light energy into chemical energy, producing food.
18. Organ: A collection
of tissues grouped together into a larger structural unit to perform a
specialized function.
19. Tissue: A group of
similar cells working together to perform a specific function.
20. Cell Division: The process by
which a parent cell divides into two or more daughter cells, essential for
growth.
1. Tissue type definition
2. Function
3. Examples in the human body
4. Diseases or injuries related to that tissue
