What are the features of multicellular plants?

Multicellular plants have organs. Higher plants have roots, shoots and flowers. Shoots are composed of buds, stems and foliage. All of these parts of the plant are made up of different types of cells, as they have different functions. Leaf cells have chloroplasts in their structure. Root cells do not have these organelles. Also, organs and cells are interconnected by a conducting system. It consists of elongated cells without nuclei, which serve as a kind of aqueduct for the movement of water and mineral salts, as well as organic matter.