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Cartilage is also known as
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Cells which have end walls with perforations
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Cells whose cell walls are made of cellulose and pectin
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Process which gives rise to permanent tissues
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Plant tissue having dead cells.
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Cells present at tips of stems and roots
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Transportation of soluble organic compounds made during photosynthesis
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Blood,bones,cartilage,ligaments and tendons are examples of this type of tissue
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Present as a coating in cutin of desert plants to reduce transpiration
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Cells which are capable of cell division
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Epithelium that forms an inward folding
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Study of tissues
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Bone cells are also known as
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Presence of this chemical in cork cells makes them impervious to water and gases
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Cells which perform functions like protection,secretion and absorption
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Cells located in all parts of the plant
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Part of bark
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Cells with fat globules
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Water conducting tissue generally present in gymnosperms
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Largest tendon in the body
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