Предмет: Биология, автор: batinovskitimofej

За счет деления клеток какой ткани происходит рост растения в высоту? Образовательной ткани

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Автор ответа: daramerkulova351

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Меристема (образовательная ткань) – это группа клеток, сохраняющих способность к митотическому делению, в результате этого деления образуются дочерние клетки, которые растут и формируют постоянную ткань из клеток, уже не способных делиться.

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