which type of tissue is found covering the organs of plants?

The type of tissue found covering the organs of plants is called dermal tissue, primarily composed of epidermis cells. This tissue covers the outer surface of the plant, providing protection and regulating gas exchange and water absorption. The epidermis is usually a single layer of cells that serves as a protective barrier and can be coated with a waxy cuticle to prevent water loss. In addition to the epidermis, in plants with secondary growth, the periderm also serves as a protective covering. Overall, dermal tissue acts as the "skin" of the plant organs such as leaves, stems, roots, flowers, and fruits.