When a meristematic tissue called cambium is present inside a vascular bundle, the bundle is said to be

Question

When a meristematic tissue called cambium is present inside a vascular bundle, the bundle is said to be (A) Conjoint (B) Open (C) Closed (D) Collateral

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Vascular bundles having cambium in between xylem and phloem are called open bundles. Due to cambium, secondary growth is possible. Vascular bundles which lack cambium are called closed bundles. Open bundles occur in dicots, and closed bundles occur in monocots.

Q. When a meristematic tissue called cambium is present inside a vascular bundle, the bundle is said to be

Conjoint

Open

Closed

Collateral

Vascular bundles having cambium in between xylem and phloem are called open bundles. Due to cambium, secondary growth is possible. Vascular bundles which lack cambium are called closed bundles. Open bundles occur in dicots, and closed bundles occur in monocots.