tissue forms new cells in plants. A Meristematic B Permanent C Simple D None of the above

In which region of plants can cells differentiate to produce all types of tissue?MeristemLeavesRootsShoots2Plants can be cloned from small groups of cells in tissue culture. Why is auxin added to the tissue culture?To give the cells resistance to pesticidesTo kill the cellsTo ensure the cells do not become infectedTo stimulate the cells to grow3Which of the following is an advantage of producing new plants by cloning?Can be used to cultivate plants that are difficult to growCan help growers cultivate plants with the best characteristicsAll of theseCan be used to help preserve endangered species4To develop animal tissue cultures, cells are separated from sample tissue and then bathed in a liquid within a culture vessel. What is added to the liquid?DrugsVirusesCompost and auxinNutrients and growth factors5Which of the following is not a use for animal tissue cultures?Testing drugsGrowing skin graftsMaking drugsStudying cancer cells

Which one of the following is a simple tissue system in plants

Plant tissues have been divided into meristematic and permanent tissue based on:1 pointdifferentiation capabiltydivision capabilitysymmetryplane of division

What plant tissue located at the tips of roots and shoots will differentiate into different plant cells?

A is a type of meristematic tissue, during the elongation of stem, some cells of A left behind from A and they form B which responsible for the formation of C. Identify the A, B and CA–Intercalary meristem, B-Node, C-Flower budA-apical meristem, B-axillary bud, C-internodeA-apical meristem, B-axillary bud, c-branch and flowerA-lateral meristem, B-flower bud, C-branch and flower