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Cork cambium is developed from

Options

  1. AApical meristem
  2. BIntercalary meristem
  3. CPrimitive meristem
  4. DLateral meristem

Correct answer

D. Lateral meristem

Step-by-step solution

Cork cambium (phellogen) is an outermost lateral meristem in woody plants, that develops from permanent tissues in the region of epidermis hypodermis, cortex, and even in outer layers of phloem. It is also known as a phellogen that forms a layer of cells that produces a secondary protective layer of the stem called the periderm.

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