biology

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cells

tissues
animals
tissue epithelial connective muscle nervous
examples skin, stomach lining, respiratory tract loose, dense, cartilage, bone, blood, lymph skeletal (voluntary movement)cardiacsmooth central nervous system (brain, spinal cord); peripheral nervous system tissue (nerves, ganglia)
function covers body surfaces and lines cavities voluntary movementinvoluntary movementwalls hollow organs (intestines, blood vessels) contracts to cause movement, heat production transmits electrical impulses, communication, regulation of body functions
structure simple squamous, simple cuboidal fat, bone, blood, cartilage cardiac, smooth, skeletal neurons (nerve cells), glial cells (supporting cells)

plants
tissue epidermal vascular ground meristematic
types epidermis, cuticle, trichomes xylem phloem parenchyma collenchyma sclerenchyma apical (primary) lateral (secondary) intercalary (in some monocots)
function protection, regulates CO2, prevents water loss, absorbs water/nutrients through roots transports water and mineral roots->shoots transports organic nutrients (sucrose) roots<-->shoots photosynthesis, storage repair flexible supportrigid support primary growth (lengthening)secondary growth (thickening) intercalary meristem, regrowth in some monocots
location covering roots, stems, leaves, flowers vascular bundles vascular bundles throughout the plant (cortex, pith)beneath epidermis in stems and petioles fibers (vascular bundles), sclereids (seed coats) tips of roots and shoots (apical meristems), vascular and cork cambiums

organs