Biology · Anatomy of Flowering Plants
Where are the constantly dividing cells, characterized by being rich in protoplasm and possessing large prominent nuclei, primarily located in plants?
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- 1Just next to the elongation zone of the root
- 2At the root apex and the shoot apex✓
- 3Exclusively within the mature vascular cambium
- 4Within the fully differentiated permanent tissues
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At the root apex and the shoot apex
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