vast clusters of sieve pores.

shorter and have wider ends.

Is the outermost layer of the plant.

which is a stack of sieve tube members. And found in Angiospersm and more advanced.

Are living cells with no nuclei and other membrane-bound organelles.

Are parenchyma cells that are associated with sieve tube elements

An inner cell (or a small number of them) of the cork cambium may also differentiate into a layer of living parenchyma cells.

Are long, thin cells with tapered ends that are connected by pits.

These living cells are the sieve elements, companion cells, and parenchyma cells.

These are tubular extensions of individual epidermal cells, occur in a zone just behind the tips of young, growing roots.

Is the ground tissue surrounded by the vascular tissues.

Considered to be complex permanent tissues.

Is the one found outside the vascular tissues.Is the one found outside the vascular tissues.

Are groups of cells that contain large vacuoles and have thin cell walls.

elongated and shape like tracheids.

Are vascular tissues responsible for transporting photosynthetic products like carbohydrates.

the corresponding counterpart of the ground meristem in the vascular tissue.

Prevent water loss and the entry of aqueous substances.

The latter’s ends have holes known as perforations.

Made up of a single layer of parenchymatous cells devoid of chloroplasts.

Are epidermal outgrowths that can be unicellular or multicellular.Are epidermal outgrowths that can be unicellular or multicellular.

Are pores that control the exchange of gases and water transpiration in plants.