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7 March, 03:47

Which human tissue is similar to the function of dermal tissue in plants?

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    Plants dermal tissue is their skin. That's why "derma" sounds familiar. "Derma"tologist, etc. Humans "dermal tissue" is known as our epidermis. It serves primarily the same function: to protect your body, or, in the plants case, the body of the plant.
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