Name the tissue found in the following plant parts: a) Husk of Coconut, b) Bark of the trees , c) Leaf veins, d) Root tip.

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a) Husk of Coconut: Sclerenchyma tissue which comprises of dead cells with thickened cell walls due to deposition of hemicellulose and lignin.
b) Bark of the trees : Cork cambium or phellogen.
c) Leaf veins: Vascular tissue primarily xylem and phloem.
d) Root tip: Meristematic tissues.

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Name the tissue found in the following plant parts: a) Husk of Coconut, b) Bark of the trees , c) Leaf veins, d) Root tip.

a) Husk of Coconut: Sclerenchyma tissue which comprises of dead cells with thickened cell walls due to deposition of hemicellulose and lignin. b) Bark of the trees : Cork cambium or phellogen. c) Leaf veins: Vascular tissue primarily xylem and phloem. d) Root tip: Meristematic tissues.

a) Husk of Coconut: Sclerenchyma tissue which comprises of dead cells with thickened cell walls due to deposition of hemicellulose and lignin.
b) Bark of the trees : Cork cambium or phellogen.
c) Leaf veins: Vascular tissue primarily xylem and phloem.
d) Root tip: Meristematic tissues.