Distinguish between simple tissues and complex tissues.

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Simple tissues:
The tissues, which are formed of cells that are functionally and structurally similar are known as simple tissues.
Complex tissues:
The tissues, which comprise more than one kind of cell that works in harmony as a unit are known as complex tissues.
Simple tissues Complex tissues
1. They are homogenous. 1. They are heterogeneous.
2. They perform many activities, like storing food, protection, etc. 2. They generally take part in conduction, thus, also known as vascular and conducting tissues.
3. They are made up of a single kind of cell. 3. They are formed of any kind of cells.
4. They are found in all the parts of a plant. 4. They are confined to the vascular region of a plant.
5. The examples are collenchyma, parenchyma, etc. 5. The examples are xylem and phloem.

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Simple tissues	Complex tissues
1. They are homogenous.	1. They are heterogeneous.
2. They perform many activities, like storing food, protection, etc.	2. They generally take part in conduction, thus, also known as vascular and conducting tissues.
3. They are made up of a single kind of cell.	3. They are formed of any kind of cells.
4. They are found in all the parts of a plant.	4. They are confined to the vascular region of a plant.
5. The examples are collenchyma, parenchyma, etc.	5. The examples are xylem and phloem.