Name the type of plant tissue present in (a) leaves and stem of the lotus plant and (b) petiole of the leaf.

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(a) Parenchyma tissue-
Parenchyma tissue forms the other covering of the stem, roots, and leaves thus also called epidermis or protective tissue.
The leaves and stems of the lotus plant contain parenchyma tissue.
(b) Vascular tissue -
Petiole helps in the attachment of leaf to stem by the nodes that are connected to the petioles.
The petiole of the leaf contains vascular tissue.

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