<u>Collenchyma tissue consists of living cells in which the corner of the wall is thickened by cellulose.</u>
<u>Collenchyma tissue consists of living cells in which the corner of the wall is thickened by cellulose.Collenchyma tissue is mainly found in plant organs that are still actively holding pertum</u>
<u>Elongated in shape and parallel to the center of the organ it occupies</u>
<u>Elongated in shape and parallel to the center of the organ it occupiesThe cell wall does not contain lignin, but contains pectin, cellulose and hemicellulose</u>
<u>Elongated in shape and parallel to the center of the organ it occupiesThe cell wall does not contain lignin, but contains pectin, cellulose and hemicelluloseSome collenchyma cells have </u><u>chloroplasts</u>
The statement that correctly describes the joint that is pointed out in the diagram is thatIt is an amphiarthrosis joint because it can move slightly. It<span> is a slightly moveable </span>joint, such as the pubic symphysis or an intervertebral cartilaginousjoint<span>.</span>