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Which of these cells in a plant is apt to be nonliving? a. parenchyma b. collenchyma c. sclerenchyma d. epidermal e. guard cells

Name: Problem 6, Chapter 9: Inquiry into Life
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   Which of these cells in a plant is apt to be nonliving?
 a. parenchyma
b. collenchyma
c. sclerenchyma
d. epidermal
e. guard cells

Inquiry into Life

Sylvia S. Mader,… 12th Edition

Chapter 9, Problem 6

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01/16/2021

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Plant Cell Specialization

In plants, cells differentiate into various specialized forms to perform distinct functions. Some cells remain alive throughout their useful life, such as parenchyma, collenchyma, epidermal, and guard cells, while others are programmed to become nonliving to provide structural support. This differentiation is fundamental to the organization and functionality of plant tissues.

Sclerenchyma Cells

Sclerenchyma cells are a type of plant tissue known for their thick, lignified walls which provide structural support. These cells are typically nonliving at maturity, as their primary role is to maintain the rigidity and strength of the plant, making them crucial for withstanding mechanical stresses.

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