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Cork cambium gives rise

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Periderm comprises of

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The dead cells which are formed towards the epidermis by cork cambium are called as

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The chloroplast containing parenchymatous cells which are formed towards the innersideby cork cambium are called as

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Which one is true for phellogen

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Incorrect match is

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In plants the replacement of the outer cortical and epidermal layers when they are broken are because of the

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The cork is impervious to ______due to __________deposition in the cell wall.

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Bark non-technically refers to tissues which lies

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Complimentary cells are formed by the activity of

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