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/sklɹɛnkɪmə/
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- as the sclerenchyma. Sclerenchyma are going to be the really durable, wooded kind of portions
- In larger, woody plants, you also find sclerenchyma cells,
- What's weird about sclerenchyma cells, though,
- Lignin provides mechanical strength to the walls of these sclerenchyma cells. Lignin
- In the top part of the stem, where the only sclerenchyma cells present are the xylem vessel
- another type of sclerenchyma cells - the inter-fascicular fibers is present in addition to xylem cells.
- staining is seen in these sclerenchyma cells too. No lignin staining can be detected in
- collenchyma, and sclerenchyma. What do they do? Basically they do the jobs of the plant.
- of a plant as it start to grow. This is a sclerenchyma fiber that's cut in half. If
- we were to look at a fiber we could find this. This is hemp. We pulled the sclerenchyma cells
- out to use these fibers to make rope. It's incredibly durable. And so sclerenchyma is
- that grows. But we'll also have sclerenchyma cells like the core of an apple, of example
- is sclerenchyma. It's protecting the seeds on the inside. Or the grit on the inside or
- a pear is sclerenchyma. So that's the ground. Now we go to the vascular. Vascular is going
- dermis. They we're going to have so sclerenchyma cells that are are giving it durable support.
