During secondary growth of plants,stem phellogen cuts off cells on both sides. The outer cells get differentiated into ...$A$... and the inner cells get differentiated into ...$B$... cortex.
Choose the correct combination of $A$ and $B$ with reference to the above statement.

  • A
    $A-$ cork; $B-$ phellem
  • B
    $A-$ secondary cortex; $B-$ phelloderm
  • C
    $A-$ secondary cortex; $B-$ primary cortex
  • D
    $A-$ cork/phellem; $B-$ secondary cortex

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