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Cork cambium is a...

Cork cambium is a

A

Always primary meristem

B

Always secondary meristem

C

May be secondary or primary meristem

D

Partly primary & partly secondary meristem

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  2. How many types of cells are present in vascular cambium of dicot stem

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  8. Secondary growth in dicots and gymnosperms occurs by

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  9. the balloon- like growths of parenchyma the lumen of a vessel are know...

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  10. Which of the following tissues originate from ray initials of cambium

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  12. In monocot stems, secondary growth cannot occur because vascular bundl...

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