Question

Plant meristematic cells ____. A) are distributed evenly in all tissues throughout the plant

Answer 1

Plant meristematic cells are Undifferentiated cells that produce new cells. These cells are distributed evenly in all tissues throughout the plant.

What are meristematic cells?

Plants have a particular form of tissue called the meristem. It is made up of pluripotent, undifferentiated cells. All of the various tissues and organs that exist in plants can be formed from cells in the meristem. These cells keep dividing until they become differentiated, at which point they stop dividing altogether. A collection of cells called meristem cells are found at the shoot and root terminals of plants. Since many of the cells that later quickly develop and specialize to form distinct components of the plant originate from these undifferentiated (or barely differentiated) cells, they are referred to as stem cells.

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