tissue complex
[/ˈtɪʃu ˈkɒmplɛks/]
nounpl: tissue complexes
complexo tecidual
1. An integrated group of tissues that work together to perform specific biological functions in an organism
The vascular tissue complex includes xylem and phloem working in coordination.
O complexo tecidual vascular inclui xilema e floema trabalhando em coordenação.
2. In botany, an organized system of different tissue types forming a functional unit
The leaf tissue complex consists of epidermis, mesophyll, and vascular tissues.
O complexo tecidual da folha consiste em epiderme, mesófilo e tecidos vasculares.
3. In zoology and anatomy, multiple tissue types arranged to form organs and systems
The muscle tissue complex includes skeletal, cardiac, and smooth muscle tissues.
O complexo tecidual muscular inclui tecidos musculares esqueléticos, cardíacos e lisos.
This is primarily a scientific and academic term used in biology, medicine, botany, and anatomy curricula throughout Portuguese-speaking countries. It is particularly prevalent in university-level biology courses and medical education in Brazil and Portugal.
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