The meristematic cells at the plant root tip rapidly divide to support continuous growth.

In the growing epidermis, a meristemoid repeatedly divides asymmetrically, giving rise to guard cells while maintaining its temporary stem-like role.

The meristemoid cells at the leaf margin acted as a reserve of undifferentiated tissue during early development.

During leaf development, meristemoids divide asymmetrically to produce stomatal lineage cells.