The chart below shows the three main types of plant tissues and associated tissues.
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The plant tissues can be subdivided in the chart as Vascular Sclerenchyma Parenchyma Xylem Phloem. Thus, the correct option is D.
<h3>What role does the sclerenchyma play?</h3>Sclerenchyma's primary job is to offer mechanical support. They are made up of lengthy, slender cells that have a thick lignified wall. They lack protoplast and are largely dead.
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A basic permanent tissue known as parenchyma makes up a large portion of the ground tissues of plants, where vascular tissues and other tissues are attached. They are non-vascular and made up of undifferentiated, primitive living cells that have undergone modifications to carry out distinct tasks.
Xylem, along with phloem and cambium, is a key component of vascular tissue. Its primary functions include providing mechanical support and storage as well as moving water and solutes from the plant-soil interface to the stems and leaves.
Parenchyma cells, are also a component of phloem and are essential for the storage of water, non-structural carbohydrates, and storage proteins.
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