Explain plant anatomy and its importance.

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(N/A) $\rightarrow$ The study of the internal structure of plants is known as anatomy.
$\rightarrow$ Plants are composed of cells as the basic unit. These cells are organized into tissues,which in turn form organs.
$\rightarrow$ Different organs within a plant exhibit variations in their internal structure.
$\rightarrow$ Within angiosperms,monocots and dicots show significant anatomical differences.
$\rightarrow$ Internal structures also demonstrate adaptations to diverse environmental conditions.
$\rightarrow$ Importance: Anatomy helps in understanding how plants function,how they transport water and nutrients,how they provide mechanical support,and how they adapt to different habitats.

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