Vascular cambium in dicot root develops from

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(D) In dicot roots,the vascular cambium is secondary in origin.It develops from the conjunctive parenchyma cells located just below the phloem bundles

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(D) In dicot roots,the vascular cambium is secondary in origin.It develops from the conjunctive parenchyma cells located just below the phloem bundles.Additionally,the pericycle cells located outside the protoxylem also become meristematic.These two groups of cells join to form a continuous wavy ring of vascular cambium.

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