The bark of a tree includes

Question

The bark of a tree includes (A) both secondary and primary phloem. (B) secondary cortex, cork cambium and cork. (C) periderm and primary/secondary phloem. (D) all of these

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Bark is the feature of woody plants which is a result of secondary growth and includes both living and non-living tissues. Secondary and primary phloem, secondary cortex, cork, cork cambium and periderm all are present within a bark.

Q. The bark of a tree includes

both secondary and primary phloem.

secondary cortex, cork cambium and cork.

periderm and primary/secondary phloem.

all of these

Bark is the feature of woody plants which is a result of secondary growth and includes both living and non-living tissues. Secondary and primary phloem, secondary cortex, cork, cork cambium and periderm all are present within a bark.