What is the unique feature of meristem tissues? How do they differ from permanent tissues?

Meristematic tissue cells are either undifferentiated or incompletely differentiated; they continue to divide and contribute to the growth of the plant.

Meristematic cells
Permanent tissue
The cells of meristematic tissue are thin-walled, mostly isodiametric and are compactly arranged without, any intercellular spaces.The cells of permanent tissues may be living or dead and thin or thick-walled.

The cells are undifferentiated.
These are formed as the result of division and differentiation in meristematic tissues.
They have potential to divide.
These tissues are composed of cells which have lost the power of division, having attained their definite form, size and shape.
The metabolic rate is high.
The metabolic rate is low.

Meristematic tissues have capacity to divide qhere permanent tissue do not have. Meristematic tissue have thin cellulose wall whereas permanent tissue has thick cellulose wall. Meristematic tissue do not have intercellular space whereas permanent tissue has large intercellular space.

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