The group of cells that are non-dividing are called

The correct answer is: Permanent

• Permanent tissue cells do not divide.
• Meristematic cells that have been divided to create new cells take on a specific function and lose the capacity to divide.
• Cells that cannot divide after birth are referred to as permanent cells.
• Meristematic tissues produce cells that develop and become differentiated to perform specific roles once they reach maturity.
• These cells do not divide further, resulting in permanent tissues.