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A bicollateral vascular bundle has the following arrangement of tissues
(a) outer phloem-outer cambium-middle xylem-inner cambium-inner phloem
(b) outer xylem-outer cambium-middle phloem-inner cambium-inner xylem
(c) outer phloem-outer xylem - middle cambium
(d) outer cambium-outer phloem-middle xylem-inner phloem-inner cambium

A

outer phloem-outer cambium-middle xylem-inner cambium-inner phloem

B

outer xylem-outer cambium-middle phloem-inner cambium-inner xylem

C

outer phloem-outer xylem - middle cambium

D

outer cambium-outer phloem-middle xylem-inner phloem-inner cambium

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To solve the question regarding the arrangement of tissues in a bicollateral vascular bundle, we will analyze each option provided and determine the correct sequence based on the characteristics of bicollateral vascular bundles. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Bicollateral Vascular Bundles**: - A bicollateral vascular bundle consists of both phloem and xylem. In this arrangement, phloem is located on both sides of the xylem. 2. **Identifying the Components**: - The components of a bicollateral vascular bundle include: - Outer Phloem - Outer Cambium - Middle Xylem - Inner Cambium - Inner Phloem 3. **Analyzing Each Option**: - **Option (a)**: Outer phloem - Outer cambium - Middle xylem - Inner cambium - Inner phloem - This arrangement matches the expected sequence for a bicollateral vascular bundle. - **Option (b)**: Outer xylem - Outer cambium - Middle phloem - Inner cambium - Inner xylem - This option incorrectly starts with outer xylem, which is not part of a bicollateral arrangement. - **Option (c)**: Outer phloem - Outer xylem - Middle cambium - This option is incorrect as it does not represent the correct arrangement of tissues in a bicollateral vascular bundle. - **Option (d)**: Outer cambium - Outer phloem - Middle xylem - Inner phloem - Inner cambium - This option incorrectly places the outer cambium before the outer phloem, which is not the correct order. 4. **Conclusion**: - After analyzing all options, **Option (a)** is the only one that correctly represents the arrangement of tissues in a bicollateral vascular bundle. ### Final Answer: **The correct arrangement of tissues in a bicollateral vascular bundle is (a) outer phloem - outer cambium - middle xylem - inner cambium - inner phloem.** ---
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