Permanent tissue: Learn about the different

Learn about the different types of permanent tissues in plants, such as simple, complex, and special tissues. Find out their structure, function, and examples with BYJU'S app. Permanent tissues are a type of plant tissue that has completed its growth and differentiation. They remain in a specialized state throughout the plant's life. These tissues perform specific functions and are responsible for the overall structural growth and function of the plant. Permanent Tissue Definition A Permanent tissue is defined as a group of mature and differentiated cells that have lost the capacity of cell division either permanently or temporarily. In simple terms, the permanent tissue of a plant contains nondividing cells, and each cell has certain functions in a plant. Meristematic tissue gives rise to the cells of permanent tissue. What is Permanent Tissue? Depending upon the capacity to divide, plant tissues are broadly classified into two types ... Permanent tissue is a type of plant tissue composed of mature, differentiated cells that have lost the ability to divide and have specific functions, such as support, storage, or transport.