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Terms and definitions –
 
(i) Promeristem
(ii) Dermatogen
(iii) Periblem
(iv) Plerome
(v) Idioblast
(vi) Aerenchyma
(vii) Prosenchyma
(viii) Phellem
(ix) Phelloderm
(x) Epiblema
(xi) Laticiferous tissue
(xii) Trichomes
 
Differences –
 
(1) Meristematic tissue and permanent tissue
(2) Promeristem, primary meristem and secondary meristems
(3) Apical, intercalary and lateral meristems
(4) Dermatogen, periblem and plerome
(5) Parenchyma, collenchyma and sclerenchyma
(6) Amphicribral and amphivasal vascular system
(7) Dorsiventral and isobilateral leaf
(8) Spring and autumn wood
(9) Heart wood and sapwood
 
•  N. Grew. Father of plant anatomy and used the term tissue for the fi rst time.
•  K.A. Chaudhary. Indian plant anatomist.
•  Anatomy deals with internal organization of plants as observed after section cutting.
•  Nageli is regarded as Father of Modern Anatomy.
•  The internal structure of most plants (except some lower plants) is complex and different types of cells form the plant body.
•  These cells are in groups to form tissue which, perform defi nite function.
 
THE TISSUE
 
• A group of structurally similar or dissimilar cells that perform a common function and have a common origin is called a tissue. A plant is made up of different kinds of tissues.
   The complex tissues are, however, composed of different kinds of cells and they perform different types of functions.
 
• Each tissue has a specifi c function to perform and different types of tissues of a plant body function in co-ordination with one another.
 
Kinds of Plant Tissues
 
¶ Plant tissues are broadly classifi ed on the basis of stages of development into two categories:
 
• Meristematic tissue : They have the ability to divide.
• Permanent tissue : They have lost the ability to divide.
 
 
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