Give differences: Parenchyma Tissue and Sclerenchyma.

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Parenchyma Tissue Sclerenchyma Tissue
$(1)$ Cells are living and possess a thin cell wall made of cellulose. $(1)$ Cells are generally dead at maturity and lack protoplasm.
$(2)$ Cell walls are thin and flexible. $(2)$ Cell walls are highly thickened due to the deposition of lignin.
$(3)$ Intercellular spaces are usually present. $(3)$ Intercellular spaces are absent.
$(4)$ Primary functions include photosynthesis,storage of food,and secretion. $(4)$ Primary function is to provide mechanical strength and support to the plant organs.

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