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Tunica differs from corpus in...

Tunica differs from corpus in

A

Position

B

Rate of growth

C

Plane of division

D

Region of activity

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C
The cells of tunica are comparatively smaller and divide by anticlinal division while the cells of corpus divide in all plants.
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