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NEET 2008
Exam
NEET
Year
2008
Subject
Botany
Chapter
Anatomy of Flowering Plants

NEET 2008 · Botany · Anatomy of Flowering Plants

Vascular tissues in flowering plants develop from

Vascular tissues in flowering plants develop from

Options

  1. ADermatogen
  2. BPhellogen
  3. CPlerome
  4. DPeriblem

Correct answer

C. Plerome

Step-by-step solution

Periblem - Ground tissue Phellogen -Cork cambium Dermatogen - Epidermis
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