Periderm is the corky outer layer of a plant stem which the plant creates as a result of an injury or infection so as to protect itself further. Protoderm is the thin layer which covers embryos, as well as the root and stems, and later produces epidermis, which is the outer layer of tissue of plants (anywhere where periderm doesn't cover them).
The membranous granum<span> is typically found in more complex plants rather than simplistic ones. The grana in the chloroplast act together as a unit and are interconnected through small tunnels in the lower part of thylakoid stacks called stromal thylakoids.
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the structure of the lipid bilayer allows small,uncharged substances such as oxgen.and the carbondioxiode,and hydrophobic moleclues such as lipid to pass through the cell membrane
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