Explain what happens during secondary growth.

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anonymous · Answer

@thomaster

thomaster · Answer

Allright secondary growth.
Instead of apical meristem, secondary growth occurs at lateral meristems. They surround the stem of the plant to make it grow in diameter (laterally)

2 types:
-Vascular cambium: produces secondary xylem and phloem (these make up the wood as explained earlier today :P) 
-Cork cambium: produces the bark (periderm)

anonymous · Answer

$\Huge\color{darkorchid}{Thank~you!}\Huge\color{magenta}{:3}$

thomaster · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

$\Huge\color{red}{-_--}$

anonymous · Answer

you and your colors.. Cx