82372018 Notes of Ch 6 Plant Tissues] Class &th Science « Study Rankers Study Rankers Choose category . fon Search this site. You May Like Watch Captain America: Civil War on Hotstar Premium Ad-F Hotstar Pr Up-to 80% off on Rolex Watches - Clearance Sale Wristro ff Home » class@science-notes » Notes of Ch 6 Plant Tissues! Class sth Science Notes of Ch 6 Plant Tissues| Class 9th Science Study Mati Science and Notes of Ch 6 Plant Tissues Class 9th Topics in the Chapter + Introduction + Meristematic Tissues — Features of meritematic tissues » Classification of meristematic tissues on the basis of origin — Primary (Promeristem) » Secondary merismetic tissues — Classification of meristematic tissues on the basis of location — Apical meristem — intercalary meristem — Lateral meristem hntpssiwow:studyrankers.com/2017/08/notes-o-ch-6-planLissues-cass-Sth hil ea82372018 Notes of Ch 6 Plant Tissues] Clas th Sclence « Study Rankers + Permanent Tissue + Simple permanent tissue — Protective tissues — Epidermis — Functions of epidermis — Cork or Phellem » Funations of cork — Supporting Tissues = Parenchyma » Collenchyma » Sclerenchyma-Strengthening tissues — Sclereids — Fibers + Difference between Parenchyma, Collenchyma and Sclerenchyma + Complex Permanent tissues + Xylem » Tracheids — Vessels — Xylem parenchyma » Xylem sclerenchyma + Phloem — Sieve tubes — Companion cells = Phloem fibre — Phloem parenchyma — Leptome Introduction — A group of cells that are similar in structure and/or work together to achieve a particular function forms a tissue. — Most of the tissues in plants are supportive, which provides them with structural strength — These tissues are dead, since dead cells can provide mechanical strength as easily as live ones, and need less maintenance. — Plant Tissues are of two types Meristematic & Permanent tissues. Meristematic Tissue » These are simple living tissues having thin walled hntpssiwow:studyrankers.com/2017/08/notes-o-ch-6-planLissues-cass-Sth hil82372018 Notes of Gh 6 Plant Tissues| Clas sth Science « Study Rankers ‘compactly arranged immature cells which are capable of division and formation of new cells. Features of Meristematic tissues: — Thin primary cell wall (cellulosic). — Intercellular spaces are absent (compact tissue). » Generally vacuoles are absent, dense cytoplasm & prominent nuclei are present — Large numbers of cell organelles are present. — Active metabolic state, stored food is absent » Actively dividing cells are present in growing regions of plants, example: root & shoot tips. Classification of Meristematic Tissues on the Basis of Origin + Primary (Promeristem) — Derived directly from the meristems of embryo. — They consist of cells derived from primary meristem. — They add to primary growth of plants. + Secondary Meristematic Tissues — Formed by permanent tissues. » These are having cells derived from primary permanent tissue. » They usually add to the diameter of plants. hntpssiwow:studyrankers.com/2017/08/notes-o-ch-6-planLissues-cass-Sth hil 323