(D) Chlorenchyma: These are specialized parenchyma cells that contain chlorophyll and are primarily responsible for performing photosynthesis.Aerenchy

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(D) Chlorenchyma: These are specialized parenchyma cells that contain chlorophyll and are primarily responsible for performing photosynthesis.Aerenchyma: These are specialized parenchyma cells found in aquatic plants that contain large air cavities. These cavities help the plants to float (buoyancy) and facilitate gas exchange.

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Differentiate between chlorenchyma and aerenchyma.

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Chlorenchyma contains chlorophyll,while aerenchyma contains air cavities.
B
Chlorenchyma performs photosynthesis,while aerenchyma provides buoyancy.
C
Chlorenchyma is found in green stems and leaves,while aerenchyma is found in aquatic plants.
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All of the above.

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$(a)$ The connective tissue found between the skin and muscles.
$(b)$ The tissue which connects two bones.
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$(d)$ The tissue which is present in the veins of leaves.

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$(b)$ Photosynthesis $(ii)$ Carbon fixation
$(c)$ Aerenchyma $(iii)$ Localized thickenings
$(d)$ Collenchyma $(iv)$ Buoyancy
$(e)$ Permanent tissue $(v)$ Sclerenchyma

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$(i)$ allows aquatic plants to float.
$(ii)$ provides flexibility to plants.

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Column $(A)$	Column $(B)$
$(a)$ Parenchyma	$(i)$ Thin walled,packing cells
$(b)$ Photosynthesis	$(ii)$ Carbon fixation
$(c)$ Aerenchyma	$(iii)$ Localized thickenings
$(d)$ Collenchyma	$(iv)$ Buoyancy
$(e)$ Permanent tissue	$(v)$ Sclerenchyma

Differentiate between chlorenchyma and aerenchyma.

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Name the following tissues:$(a)$ The connective tissue found between the skin and muscles.$(b)$ The tissue which connects two bones.$(c)$ The epithelial tissue which forms the lining of the kidney tubules.$(d)$ The tissue which is present in the veins of leaves.

What are the distinctive features of cardiac muscles?

Match the column $(A)$ with the column $(B)$: Column $(A)$ Column $(B)$$(a)$ Parenchyma$(i)$ Thin walled,packing cells$(b)$ Photosynthesis$(ii)$ Carbon fixation$(c)$ Aerenchyma$(iii)$ Localized thickenings$(d)$ Collenchyma$(iv)$ Buoyancy$(e)$ Permanent tissue$(v)$ Sclerenchyma

Name the tissue which:$(i)$ allows aquatic plants to float.$(ii)$ provides flexibility to plants.

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Name the following tissues:
$(a)$ The connective tissue found between the skin and muscles.
$(b)$ The tissue which connects two bones.
$(c)$ The epithelial tissue which forms the lining of the kidney tubules.
$(d)$ The tissue which is present in the veins of leaves.

Match the column $(A)$ with the column $(B)$:
Column $(A)$ Column $(B)$
$(a)$ Parenchyma $(i)$ Thin walled,packing cells
$(b)$ Photosynthesis $(ii)$ Carbon fixation
$(c)$ Aerenchyma $(iii)$ Localized thickenings
$(d)$ Collenchyma $(iv)$ Buoyancy
$(e)$ Permanent tissue $(v)$ Sclerenchyma

Name the tissue which:
$(i)$ allows aquatic plants to float.
$(ii)$ provides flexibility to plants.