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Difference between chlorenchyma and parenchyma​

Difference between chlorenchyma and parenchyma​-example-1
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Parenchyma

1. They have thin cell wall.

2. Their cell wall is made up of cellulose.

3. They are unspecialized tissues.

4. The are found in soft part of the plant.

5. They undergo photosynthesis and can stored the food and also play important role in gaseous exchange.

6. There are spaces between the cells.

Collecchyma.

1. They are thick cell walls.

2. Their cell walls are made up of cellulose and lectin.

3. They are specialized tissues

4. They are found in plants leaves and petioles.

5 The do not undergo photosynthesis but act to give mechanical support to plants.

6. They have little intercellular spaces.

Parenchyma and collecchyma are both tissues found in plants..

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