The meristematic tissue is responsible for the rapid growth of such mowed lawn grass. When the apex of grass is cut frequently, it leads to the growth of the lateral branches, that makes it more bushy.

Plants use water for several metabolic process as photosynthesis, transpiration and respiration. Plants die when watered in excess, because excess water removes the air trapped between the soil particles. So, plant roots do not get $\mathrm{O}_2$ for respiration. Once root cells die, water and mineral absorption is stopped and this leads to gradual death of a plant.

Concentric Rings The concentric growth rings are called annual rings. These rings are formed due to the secondary growth. Secondary growth occurs in dicot trees due to the activity of cambium which is a meristematic tissue. The rate of activity of cambium is more in spring so wood formed has larger wider xylem cells, whereas wood formed in winter has narrower and smaller xylem elements. This results in the formation of two rings called growth rings.

By counting these rings, age of the tree can be determined. This branch of science is known as dendrochronology or growth ring analysis.

It is anatomical abnormality. It is an abnormal type of secondary growth, where a regular vascular cambium or cork cambium is not formed in its normal position. In case of old tree trunks, anomalous secondary growth produces cortical and medullary vascular bundles. Thus, the additional or accessory vascular bundles given appearance of several fused trunks.

Difference between lenticels and stomata is as follows

Lenticels	Stomata
Lenticels are formed due to loosening of the epidermal and cortical tissues.	Stomata are specialised epidermal structure.
These are mostly found on the stem region. Lenticels does not have guard cells.	Mostly found on lower surface of leaves. Stoma has guard cells.
These openings are not regulated. They are used for removal of waste.	Opening and closing is regulated mechanism. They are involved in gaseous exchange, removal of extra water and waste.