SATHEE: Anatomy Of Flowering Plants Question 128

Anatomy Of Flowering Plants Question 128

Question: In dicot roots, cork cambium is derived from [MP PMT 1984]

Options:

A) Epidermis

B) Hypodermis

C) Cortex

D) Pericycle

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Answer:

Correct Answer: D

Solution:

Cork cambium aries as a result of the tangential division of the outer cells of pericycle.

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Anatomy Of Flowering Plants Question 128

Question: In dicot roots, cork cambium is derived from [MP PMT 1984]

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