Which type of meristematic tissue is located at the nodes and internodes of the plants-Cork cambium-Vascular meristem-Apical meristem-Intercalary meristem-

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Standard IX

Biology

Growth in Plants

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Which type of meristematic tissue is located at the nodes and internodes of the plants?

Cork cambium

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Vascular meristem

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Apical meristem

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Intercalary meristem

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