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Cambium cells divide in which of the following plane?
Cambium cells divide in which of the following plane?
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The correct option is B Radial
The vascular cambium cells brings in the secondary vascular tissue growth in the stems and roots of dicotyledonous and non-flowering seed plants. The vascular cambium is made up of fusiform initials and ray initials. Most of the divisions of the fusiform cells are periclinal and forms a radial rows of cells. The ray initials after division shows a radial row of cells. However, the fusiform cells also divide anticlinal in order to expand the cambium.Therefore, the correct answer is option B.
The vascular cambium cells brings in the secondary vascular tissue growth in the stems and roots of dicotyledonous and non-flowering seed plants. The vascular cambium is made up of fusiform initials and ray initials. Most of the divisions of the fusiform cells are periclinal and forms a radial rows of cells. The ray initials after division shows a radial row of cells. However, the fusiform cells also divide anticlinal in order to expand the cambium.
Therefore, the correct answer is option B.
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