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Types of Tissues Thickened with Lignin

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Types of Tissues Thickened with Lignin

Question

Name two tissues in plants which are thickened with lignin.

Answer

1. Sclerenchyma
2. Xylem vessels/Tracheids

Lignin serves multiple biological roles, including facilitating water transport, providing mechanical support, and offering protection against various stresses.


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