A: Complementary cells are cut-off by phellogen towards outside.
R: Phellogen is partially secondary in origin.

Cells cut off by the phellogen on the outer side is called

Identify the statements as true (T) or false (F) w.r.t secondary growth in root and choose the correct option. I. Vascular cambium is partially secondary in origin. II. Vascular cambium is formed as continuous and complete but wavy ring. III. Cork cambium arises from cortical cells.

Identify the statements as true (T) or false (F) w.r.t secondary growth in root and choose the correct option. I. Vascular cambium is partially secondary in origin. II. Vascular cambium is formed as continuous and complete but wavy ring. III. Cork cambium arises from cortical cells.

The loose tissue formed by the lenticel phellogen towards the outside is called ………….

the cells forming phellogen are.

the cells forming phellogen are.

the cells forming phellogen are.

Consider the following statements (a). In termperate regions, climatic conditions are not uniform through out the year. (b) Lenticels occur in most woody trees. (c) Complimentary cells are formed by the activity of phellogen. How many of above statement are correct?

Which of the following tissue makes phellogen during the secondary growth in dicot roots?