NEET Biology question
During secondary growth in a dicot stem, intrafascicular cambium and interfascicular cambium get connected to form a complete ring of vascular cambium. The cells of this vascular cambium are of two types: elongated spindle-shaped fusiform initials and shorter isodiametric ray initials. Ray initials give rise to
Answer: (D)
Solution
During secondary growth, the vascular cambium ring consists of fusiform initials (which divide to form secondary phloem on the outer side and secondary
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