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Plant tissues have been divided into meristematic and permanent tissue based on

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Refer NCERT, headng 6.1, page-84, para 1

Meristematic tissues are

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Growth is always restricted  to  the specialised regions in plants because of the presence of

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Types of meristem on the basis of position or location in plants

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Primary meristem constitutes

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NCERT, heading 6.1.1, page-85, para 1

Which meristem is present between the matured tissues 

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Which one is true for intercalary meristem

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Which of the following meristem is present at the tips of shoot and root

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Which of the following true for apical meristem

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Meristem which is secondary in origin is

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