how is vascular tissue arranged in dicot stems

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anonymous · Answer

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evonhowell · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

They are arranged ina circle. Bundles of phloem on the outside and xylem on the inside form thr shape of a circle around the cortex. In between them is the vascular cambium(produces secondarybxylem and phloem for lateral growth)