Classification of Meristem
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Q. The type of tissue that is formed by the dedifferentiation of permanent tissue is known as
- primary meristem
- apical meristem
- secondary meristem
- lateral meristem
Q. Based on the function of the meristems, protoderm gives rise to
- phloem
- xylem
- epidermal layer
- cambium
Q. In stem, vascular cambium and cork cambium form secondary tissues respectively in which region:
- Cortical region and vascular region
- Intrastelar region and extrastelar region
- Both in stelar region
- Both in cortical region
Q. How many of the following tissues are secondary in origin?
Interfascicular cambium, Phellem, Intrafascicular cambium, Phelloderm, Phellogen
Interfascicular cambium, Phellem, Intrafascicular cambium, Phelloderm, Phellogen
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
Q. Based on the type of functions performed, meristems are classified as
- protoderm
- ground meristem
- procambium
- all of the above