Secondary Growth in the Tilia Stem Is Different from That

question 12

Multiple Choice

Secondary growth in the Tilia stem is different from that in the Sambucus stem because in the Tilia stem:

• A)more secondary xylem than secondary phloem is formed.
• B)more secondary phloem than secondary xylem is formed.
• C)only a small amount of secondary tissue is produced.
• D)dilated phloem rays are formed.
• E)phloem fibers are formed.

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