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Vascular Combium | Plants

Vascular cambium occurs in the stele. The cells of cambium remain surrounding the primary xylem in both stems and roots. The vascular cambium is one cell thick permanent secondary meristem. It is often described as cylindrical and develops between primary xylem and-phloem. It is present in stems and roots and in their branches. It extends from tips to the bases [...]

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Difference between Vascular Cambium and Cork Cambium | Plants

The upcoming discussion will update you about the difference between vascular cambium and cork cambium. Difference # Vascular Cambium: 1. It is also referred to as cambium. 2. Procambium gives rise to cambium. 3. Cambium originates from meristemetic tissue and so it is customary to regard it as primary meristem. 4. Each cell of vascular cambium may be spindle shaped [...]

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Top 7 Applications of Plant Anatomy | Botany

The following points highlight the top seven applications of plant anatomy. The applications are: 1. Enables to Identify Fragmentary Plant Materials 2. Enables to Detect Adulterants in Crude Drugs 3. Enables to Identify Wood 4. Enables to Identify Archaeological Plant Remains 5. Applied Aspects of Meristem Culture 6. Provides Evidences in Forensic Investigation 7. Provides Characters of Taxonomic Significance. Application [...]

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