Cork cambium is the protective tissue of a stem. What mechanism does it use to protect the stem?

Deposits of water in the cork cambium act as a barrier and protect the stem from water loss, physical damage, and invasion of pathogens.

Deposits of minerals in the cork cambium act as a barrier and protect the stem from water loss, physical damage, and invasion of pathogens.

Deposits of oils or waxes in the cork cambium act as a barrier and protect the stem from water loss, physical damage, and invasion of pathogens

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Cork cambium is the protective tissue of a stem. What mechanism does it use to protect the stem? 


Deposits of water in the cork cambium act as a barrier and protect the stem from water loss, physical damage, and invasion of pathogens.


Deposits of minerals in the cork cambium act as a barrier and protect the stem from water loss, physical damage, and invasion of pathogens.


Deposits of oils or waxes in the cork cambium act as a barrier and protect the stem from water loss, physical damage, and invasion of pathogens

shreehari499 · Answer

I ges C is the answer...The waxy Suberin deposit which is water impermeable

anonymous · Answer

you are to smart for your own good!

shreehari499 · Answer

:)

solidicecream · Answer

I agree with @shreehari499  I think its C

anonymous · Answer

It's not C.

At least not in plato .-.

anonymous · Answer

@whateven I was depending on that answer to. I got it wrong and failed the teat

anonymous · Answer

its b.

anonymous · Answer

thank u i thought it was c