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The protective tissue
Annamarie Trantow
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∙ 12y agoMeristematic (unspecialised), ground, vascular and epidermal
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Differentiate between simple and compound tissues?
Simple tissues - Made up of the same type of cells. - Covers the surface of internal (e.g. brain) and external (e.g. skin) organs. - The cells are packed tightly together. - Called epithelium in animals and epidermis in plants. - Examples are the muscle tissue in animals and dermal tissue in plants. Complex tissues - Made up of different type of cells. - Inside or between organs and supports and binds other tissues - The cells are thorougly scattered. - Called connectivity tissue in animals and vascular tissue in plants. - Examples are the blood tissue and bone tissues in animals, and the xylem tissue and phloem tissue in plants.
What is the difference between simple and complex tissue?
Simple tissues:- Are made up of the same type of cells.- Cover the surface of internal (e.g., brain) and external (e.g., skin) organs.- The cells are packed tightly together.- Are called epithelium in animals and epidermis in plants.- Examples are the muscle tissue in animals and dermal tissue in plants.Complex tissues:- Made up of different type of cells.- Inside or between organs and supports and binds other tissues.- The cells are thorougly scattered.- Called connectivity tissue in animals and vascular tissue in plants.- Examples are the blood tissue and bone tissues in animals and the xylem tissue and phloem tissue in plants.Simple tissues- Made up of the same type of cells.- Covers the surface of internal (e.g. brain) and external (e.g. skin) organs.- The cells are packed tightly together.- Called epithelium in animals and epidermis in plants.- Examples are the muscle tissue in animals and dermal tissue in plants.Complex tissues- Made up of different type of cells.- Inside or between organs and supports and binds other tissues- The cells are thorougly scattered.- Called connectivity tissue in animals and vascular tissue in plants.- Examples are the blood tissue and bone tissues in animals, and the xylem tissue and phloem tissue in plants.
In what type of cells do plants and animals processes take place?
plant/animals/both/niether
What type of heterotroph is a pig?
An omnivore is the type of heterotroph that a pig is. In the wild, they will eat both plants and animals.
Why photosynthetic tissue are not found in animals and muscle tissue in plants?
Photosynthetic tissue is not found in animals because animals do not possess the necessary organelles, such as chloroplasts, to carry out photosynthesis. Muscle tissue in plants is not necessary because plants do not require muscle tissue for movement, as they rely on other structures, such as specialized cells and turgor pressure, for support and growth.
What type of comsumer eats both plants and animals?
It is a omnivore (carnivore,herbivore,and insectivore.)
What eats a bustard?
Bustards eat both plants and animals.
What type of tissue is found covering the organs of plants?
epidermal tissue
What type of dinosaur eat plants?
herbivores, who only eat plants and omnivores, who eat both plants and animals. it is canivores that only eat meat and not plants.
Are dinosaurs canivores?
this depends on the type of dinosaur. it can be either eat plants, other animals or both.
What type of consumers are bears?
Bears are omnivores, meaning they eat both plants and other animals.
What are examples of a type of tissue found in animals?
Muscle tissue Connective tissue Nervous tissue Epithelial tissue
