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Following are statements about different stages involved in plant development. (i) Conversion of root apical meristems to root cap cells. (ii) Conversion of leaf mesophyll tissue to callus tissue. (iii) Formation of xylem from vascular cambium. Choose the option that correctly matches each statement with the respective process.

Options

  1. Ai-differentiation; ii-dedifferentiation; iii-differentiation
  2. Bi-redifferentiation; ii-dedifferentiation; iii-differentiation
  3. Ci-dedifferentiation; ii-redifferentiation; iii-dedifferentiation
  4. Di-dedifferentiation; ii-differentiation; iii-differentiation

Correct answer

A. i-differentiation; ii-dedifferentiation; iii-differentiation

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