What is meristematic tissue, and how does it differ from other types of tissue?

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What is meristematic tissue, and how does it differ from other types of tissue?

PRADEEP KUMAR 21st Jan, 2022

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PRADEEP KUMAR 21st Jan, 2022

They are made up of cells that are capable of dividing. They can be further divided into three categories: Intercalary meristem, Lateral meristem, Apical meristem

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