Meristematic Tissues
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What are meristematic tissues? Explain its types.
What are the three types of meristems?
- Apical
- Striated
- Lateral
- Intercalary
Bamboo and grasses elongate by the activity of
Secondary meristem
Lateral meristem
Apical meristem
Intercalary meristem
Which one of these tissues is responsible for the growth processes in plants?
Location of nucleus
Size of cells
Thickness of cell walls
position of vacuoles
Where the meristematic tissues are located in plants?
Why is the region of maturation called so?
State the location of guard cells.
Meristematic activity occurs in the
Stem apex
Leaf
Fruit
Flower
Name the tissue responsible for growth in plants.
Where are the protoxylem and metaxylem found in the stem?
- Vascular meristem
- Lateral Meristem
- Intercalary meristem
- Apical meristem
Where are stomata seen in the funaria?
Which of the following is/are characteristic(s) of permanent tissues?
performing a distinct function
all of the above
attain definite shape and size
inability to divide
1)Why do meristimatic tissues lack vacuoles?
2) Intercalary Maristem are present at the base of ________ or _______
- Cells of this tissue divide throughout their life
- Cells of this tissue do not divide throughout their life
- Cells of this tissue do not divide once in life
- None of these
Which stain is used to observe squamous epithelial cells under microscope.
Methylene blue
Safarnin
Iodine
Carbamine
Which of the following is/are characteristics of meristematic cells?
Connective tissue
Nervous tissue
Muscular tissue
Permanent tissue
Type of meristematic tissueLocationFunctioni.Apical meristemTip of stem and rootsIncrease in lengthii.Lateral meristemLaterally placed in stem and rootIncrease in girthiii.Intercalary meristemBase of leaves and internodesGrowth of leaves and stem
- Only i is correct
- Both i and ii are correct
- All are correct
- Both i and iii are correct
Which of the following tissues are exclusively present in plants and are composed of actively dividing cells?
Connective tissue
Vascular tissue
Fibrous tissue
Meristematic tissue
Which tissue is responsible for the increase in the diameter of the stem?
Apical meristem
Cambium
Intercalary meristem
None of these