which of the following types of plants would be most likely to have a vascular cambium?

how does cell division in the vascular cambium contribute to plant growth?

which of the statements does not describe a function of the vascular cambium?

how would the position of the vascular cambium in these three core samples compare?

what is vascular cambium?

which is a trait of all seed plants? vascular tissue rhiziods cambium woody stem

Which of the following statements correctly describes the vascular cambium? A. It develops between the primary xylem and the primary phloem in dicots.
B. It occurs only in monocot stems.
C. It is important in the elongation of roots.
D. It is formed by the ground meristem.
E. It is responsible for all cell types that result from primary growth.

Which of the following statements best describes the vascular cambium?

1. lateral meristem
2. primordial derivative of the secondary xylem and phloem
3. unique feature found only in woody plants
4. both A and C
5. all of the choices

Which of the following statements accurately describe meristems? Select each correct answer.
a. Apical meristems allow a plant to grow taller above ground and to extend deeper into the ground.
b.
C.
A meristematic cell has the ability to differentiate into one of multiple different cell types.
Lateral meristems become active later in the life of a plant and allow an older plant to grow through elongation of the roots and shoots.
d. The morphology of woody eudicot stems differs with age due the action of lateral meristems.
e.
In monocots, secondary growth is a product of apical meristems.