Cork, secondary cortex and secondary xylem are formed through

Question

Cork, secondary cortex and secondary xylem are formed through (A) Dedifferentiation (B) Redifferentiation (C) Differentiation (D) Obliteration

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Cork, secondary cortex and secondary xylem all are secondary structure formed from dedifferentiated cell by redifferentiation and are responsible for secondary growth.

Q. Cork, secondary cortex and secondary xylem are formed through

Dedifferentiation

Redifferentiation

Differentiation

Obliteration

Cork, secondary cortex and secondary xylem all are secondary structure formed from dedifferentiated cell by redifferentiation and are responsible for secondary growth.