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Biology
Anatomy of Flowering Plants
86 questions from 36 papers, each with its answer.
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Secondary growth - vascular cambium
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Interfascicular cambium is present betweenInterfascicular cambium develops from medullary ray cells lying between two vascular bundles; together with intrafascicular cambium it forms a continuous cambial ring.
Simple permanent tissues - sclereids
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The type of tissue commonly found in the fruit wall of nuts isSclereids are commonly found in the fruit walls of nuts (walnut, almond), the pulp of fruits like guava, pear and sapota, the seed coats of legumes, and the leaves of tea.
Root anatomy - pericycle
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Initiation of lateral roots and vascular cambium during secondary growth takes place in cells ofPericycle cells in roots initiate lateral roots and also contribute to the vascular cambium (and cork cambium) during secondary growth.
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