What is the position of oldest secondary phloem?
What is the position of oldest secondary phloem?
- A
Just outside the pericycle
- B
Just outside the vascular cambium
- C
Just below the pericycle
- D
Below the vascular cambium
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$A$ : In monocot roots, pericycle gives rise to lateral roots and cork cambium.
$R$ : It has tetrach vascular bundles usually.
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$R$ : It has tetrach vascular bundles usually.