Welcome back students. Today we are going to see the topic that is plant tissues. So let's start with the first introduction. The mature vascular tissue contains several types of differentiated cells. A plant cell mainly have vascular tissues and they have different types of differentiated cells. That means different cells will perform different type of functions and they have different size and shape. And they are grouped together in the tissues. That means different cells will combine and form a tissue and these tissue will perform different functions. So some tissues are sometimes only contain one type of cell and some tissues contain several types of cells. So let's see the type of plant tissues. The first type of plant tissue is the meristematic tissue. The main function of the meristematic tissue is the mitosis. That means the division of cells. Similarly, as the cells will divide the tissue, size will also increase. The cells of the meristematic tissue are small, thin, with no central vacuole and no specialized features. So mainly in the tissues of meristematic tissue have main function of the meristematic tissue is after mitosis. That means good divide cell division takes place. Next comes the permanent tissue. Now the persimatic tissues that take up a specific role and lose the ability to divide. This process of taking up the permanent shape and size and a function is called a cellular differentiation. That means when these meristematic tissues does not divide or it can stop this division and they remain in their original shape, size and their function. The cells of the meristematic tissue differentiate to form of different type of permanent tissues. There are two mainly types of the permanent tissue. First is the simple permanent tissue and second is the complex permanent tissue. Students in this session we have seen about the plant tissue which mainly has the first type of plant tissue is the meristematic tissue which has the main function of mitosis. The location of meristematic tissue is located in the a pichel meristens at the groin points of the roots and stems. The secondary meristens which are present at the lateral parts of the nodes of the stem where the branching occurs in the plant's meristematic tissue is also called as cambeum which is found within the mature stems and roots. The cell produced in the meristens soon become differentiated into one or other several types. Again meristematic tissue also becomes a permanent tissue. There are two types of permanent tissue. First is the simple permanent tissue and second is the complex permanent tissue. So, students in this session we will have more detail regarding the plant tissues. Thanks for watching.