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**Step-by-Step Text Solution:** 1. **Definition of Tissue**: A tissue is defined as a group of cells that are similar in structure and function. 2. **Cell Similarity**: The cells that make up a tissue usually have a similar appearance and characteristics. 3. **Origin**: These cells originate from the same group of cells in the developing embryo, which means they share a common developmental pathway. ...
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ICSE-ANATOMY OF FLOWERING PLANTS -Test Your Progress (Very Short Answer Type Questions )
  1. Define a tissue.

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  2. Name a simple living mechanical tissue.

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  3. What is an open type of vascular bundle ?

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  4. Name the type of vascular bundle where the xylem and phloem are arran...

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  5. Name the enucleate element of the phloem.

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  6. Name the narrow band of meristematic tissue present between the xylem...

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  7. Every year, for ten years, a nail was pounded into a tree, to the sam...

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  8. In which group of plants are the guard cells kidney-shaped, and in wh...

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  9. How would you distinguish the vascular bundle of a monocot stem from t...

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  10. Where can you look for the primary xylem in a mature wood ?

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  11. What is the function of a root hair?

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  12. Name the plant from which an important pigment of commercial importanc...

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  13. Why is propagation through grafting not successful in monocots?

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  14. What is the most significant role of pericycle ?

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  15. What is the function/role of bulliform cells in grasses ?

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  16. What is a bicollateral vascular bundle ?

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  17. Mention the most significant function/role of fusiform initials.

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  18. Give the exact location and function of passage cells.

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  19. Mention the most significant role of phellogen.

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  20. Give scientific term for determination of the age of a tree by counti...

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