Asked by Jennifer Burggraf on Jun 02, 2024
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Secondary growth occurs as a result of the activity of which two lateral meristems?
A) Vascular cambium and cork cambium
B) Apical meristem and cork cambium
C) Primary meristem and secondary meristem
D) Periderm and cork cambium
E) Apical meristem and vascular cambium
Lateral Meristems
Plant tissue found in the stems and roots of woody plants contributing to the increase in thickness (secondary growth) through cell division.
Secondary Growth
Growth in thickness or girth of a plant, resulting from the activity of the lateral meristems.
Apical Meristem
The growth region in plants found within the tips of roots and shoots, where active cell division occurs.
- Describe the processes of primary and secondary growth within plants, focusing on the functionality of the vascular and cork cambium.
- Understand the importance of vascular and cork cambium in the formation of plant tissues.
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Learning Objectives
- Describe the processes of primary and secondary growth within plants, focusing on the functionality of the vascular and cork cambium.
- Understand the importance of vascular and cork cambium in the formation of plant tissues.
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