COLUMN A COLUMN B COLUMN C 1. Known as the "stone cells" A. Epidermis K. Xylem 2. Strength and flexibility B. Hyaline L. Trachea 3. Outermost layer of cells of all young C. Meristematic M. Kidney Tubules plants organs. 4. Involved in the transport of substances Đ. Ground Tissue N. Apples in the body of the plant. 5. Single layer of cube shaped cells E. Squamous Epithelium O. Trichomes 6. Mostly located at the tips of roots and F. Sclerenchyma P. Parenchyma shoots of plants - where cells actively divide. 7. It helps to store water and sugar. G. Collenchyma Q. Apical Meris _8. It consists of a single layer of flattened cells. H. Vascular Tissue R. Pulp of frui _9. It provides support to a growing plant. 1. Parenchyma S. Stalks of Ce 10. It helps heals the wound of plants. J. Cuboidal Epithelium T. Alveoli of t

COLUMN A COLUMN B COLUMN C 1. Known as the "stone cells" A. Epidermis K. Xylem 2. Strength and flexibility B. Hyaline L. Trachea 3. Outermost layer of cells of all young C. Meristematic M. Kidney Tubules plants organs. 4. Involved in the transport of substances Đ. Ground Tissue N. Apples in the body of the plant. 5. Single layer of cube shaped cells E. Squamous Epithelium O. Trichomes 6. Mostly located at the tips of roots and F. Sclerenchyma P. Parenchyma shoots of plants - where cells actively divide. 7. It helps to store water and sugar. G. Collenchyma Q. Apical Meris _8. It consists of a single layer of flattened cells. H. Vascular Tissue R. Pulp of frui _9. It provides support to a growing plant. 1. Parenchyma S. Stalks of Ce 10. It helps heals the wound of plants. J. Cuboidal Epithelium T. Alveoli of t

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Chapter33: Plant Structure, Growth, And Development

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