Trencherman: The presence of trencherman cells is seen in
almost every part of a plant. The cells of this type are living, diametrical,
thin walled and turgid with protoplasm. Inter cellular space is found in
trencherman cells. The cells are thin walled, and the walls are composed of
cellulose. When chloroplasts are present in this type of calls, they are called
chlorophyll. The trencherman cells with
air filled spaces are called hierarchy, that usually found in aquatic plants.
The main functions of trencherman cells are to organize the body or body parts
of plants to produce, conduct and store food. Malevolence: Malevolence tissues
are the special type of cells. The walls of the cells become thicker with the compilation of cellulose and
pectin. Their walls are irregularly thickened with some corners. The cells are
elongated, living and are filled with protoplasm. Inter cellular spaces lay be
present in them. The borders of the cells may be triangular, slim or oblique. Their main
functions are to produce food and provide the plant or plant parts with the
mechanical support, rigidity. They are found in the veins and petioles of
leaves. This kind of tissue provides rigidity to the young and supple stems,
for example, the stems of Gourd ( Curability Sp ) and Lucas (Lucas
Indianapolis ). Clergyman: The cells of this tissue are hard,much elongated
with thick walls. The tissue composed of cells with the thickening of walls
with lining for providing mechanical support and is called trencherman.
Though, in early stage of their development, the trencherman. Though, in early
stage of their development, the trencherman cells are alive, soon they become
dead losing the living protoplasm when they get mature. The main functions of
trencherman tissue are to provide the mechanical support and rigidity and to
conduct water and minerals. There are two types of trencherman cells, namely
fibers and riderless.

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