Explain the basic characteristics for the classification of permanent tissues in plants.
(N/A) $(1)$ Composition: Whether the tissue is made up of one type of cell (simple) or more than one type of cells (complex).
$(2)$ Function: Whether the tissue is supportive (parenchyma),protective (epidermis),or conducting (xylem and phloem).
$(3)$ Cell wall structure: Whether the cell wall is thick or thin.
$(4)$ Viability: Whether the cells are living or dead at maturity.
$(2)$ Function: Whether the tissue is supportive (parenchyma),protective (epidermis),or conducting (xylem and phloem).
$(3)$ Cell wall structure: Whether the cell wall is thick or thin.
$(4)$ Viability: Whether the cells are living or dead at maturity.
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