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In young stem, the vascular cambium is
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Fascicular, interfascicular and extra-stelar cambium together constitutes
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Secondary phloem remains functional generally
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New protective layers formed after the crushing or breaking of cortical and epidermal layers due to increase in the girth of stem by vascular cambium. These new layers collectively called as