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Where is the least specialized tissue located in plants
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The least specialised tissue in plants is located in roots, fruits and stem of the plant. It is known as the Parenchyma.
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Given below is the structure of a specific cell found in the body of animals and humans. Read the information below the diagram and fill in the blanks:

The above mentioned cell is found in all the part of body but richly located in the brain and spinal cord. The tissue formed by these cells is concerned with the perception and responses of animals.
The cell shown above is the basic structural and functional unit of the (a) …………… . Each cell consists of a round or oval body, called (b) …………… containing the nucleus. It has one or more elongated hair-like extensions called (c) …………… or …………… . One of these extensions is very long and is termed as (d) …………… . Many of these extensions are bundled together to form a (e) …………… .
Name the kind of tissue found
- At the tip of plant roots
- At the lower surface of leaf
- In the inner lining of intestine
- At the joint between two long bones
- In the walls of the veins of leaves
- As gritty masses in the skin of pears
Give one word for each of the following:
- A group of similar cells performing a specific function.
- Cells least specialized in the plants.
- Cells responsible for increase in diameter of the stem and root of dicot plants.
Name one place each in living organisms where the following tissues are located:
- Meristematic tissue
- Cartilage
- Squamous epithelium
- Sclerenchyma
- Ciliated epithelium
- Ligament