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(A) In dicot stems, the vascular bundles contain a strip of meristematic tissue between the primary xylem and primary phloem, which is known as the $I

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Intrafascicular cambium

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(A) In dicot stems, the vascular bundles contain a strip of meristematic tissue between the primary xylem and primary phloem, which is known as the $Intrafascicular 	ext{ } cambium$. This tissue is responsible for secondary growth in plants. Later, cells of medullary rays adjoining the $Intrafascicular 	ext{ } cambium$ become meristematic and form the $Interfascicular 	ext{ } cambium$. Together, these form a complete $Cambial 	ext{ } ring$. Since the question specifically asks for the tissue present between primary phloem and primary xylem, the correct answer is $Intrafascicular 	ext{ } cambium$.

Option	$P$	$Q$
$A$	Meristematic tissue	Plumule
$B$	Plumule	Differentiated vascular tissue
$C$	Plumule	Axillary bud
$D$	Meristematic region	Axillary bud

The meristematic tissue present between the primary phloem and primary xylem is known as:

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Which of the following is an example of a primary meristematic tissue?

The following figure shows a longitudinal section of a shoot apex. Select the correct option for $P$ and $Q$.

Option $P$ $Q$

$A$ Meristematic tissue Plumule

$B$ Plumule Differentiated vascular tissue

$C$ Plumule Axillary bud

$D$ Meristematic region Axillary bud

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