It's the built up pressure and heat inside the mantle of the earth
I am not sure but here is a link that should help :)
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9971764
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<span>Kind of molecules that serves as electron acceptors in cellular respiration are called </span><span>molecules with low potential energy. I am pretty sure that you will find this answer helpful. Have a nice week!</span>
It is ground tissue.
Plant's ground tissues are neither a vascular nor a dermal or dermis. Ground tissues can be divided into 3 categories based on the nature of walls' cell. It is Parenchyma - cells having a narrow and fine primary walls and remain alive when it matures, Collenchyma- cells having a narrow and fine primary walls in the other areas of secondary thickening; it gives extra structural and mechanical support specifically in the area wherein new growth happened, lastly is Sclerenchyma - cells having thick woody lignin inside cell walls and may sometimes die when matures; it gives structural support to a plant.
