Question

Meristematic tissues are formed from permanent tissues.

• A. True
• B. False

Answer 1

The correct option is B False

Meristematic Tissues:

1. Meristematic tissue, also known as meristems, is a form of tissue that has the ability to grow, stretch, and differentiate into different types of cells as it matures.
2. The cells in this tissue are usually immature and youthful, having the ability to divide continuously.
3. All live cells are meristematic cells.
4. Meristematic tissue that is the oldest and youngest.
5. It's derived from the embryo.
6. The promeristem gives rise to the primary meristem.
7. It can be found in the base and the tips of the shoots.

Permanent Tissues:

1. Permanent Tissues are simple tissues.
2. There is only one type of cell in them.
3. All of the cells that make up the tissue are identical in structure and have the same type of parts.

Final answer: The given statement is false.