The process of taking up permanent shape, size and function by tissues is known as ________.

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Differentiation:
Differentiation is the process by which anything takes on a permanent shape, size, and function.
Different forms of permanent tissue are formed as meristematic tissue cells develop.
Packing tissue is made up of a few layers of cells.
This tissue is a form of permanent tissue called parenchyma.
Final Answer: The process of taking up permanent shape, size, and function by tissues is known as differentiation.

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Q. The process of meristematic tissues taking up a permanent shape, size and function is called.

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