lateral meristem(mare-eh-
stem) [L. latus, lateris, side + Gk. meristos, divided]
The vascular and
cork cambium, a cylinder of dividing
cells that runs most of the length of stems and
roots and is responsible for
secondary growth.
Full article >>>lateral meristem Meristems that give rise to secondary
tissues, typically by the formation of radial files of
cells and thereby increasing the diameter and circumference of an axis over time; the
vascular cambium and
cork cambium.
Full article >>>lateral meristemConsisting of the
vascular cambium and the
cork cambium, it produces the secondary
tissues which make up the secondary
plant body.
Covered in Lab 9
Seed Plant Sporophyte ...
Full article >>>cambium A
lateral meristem in
plants. Types of cambiums include vascular,
cork, and intercalary.
Full article >>>The
vascular cambium and
cork cambium are called
lateral meristems because they surround the established
stem and make it grow larger in diameter. This is called the
secondary growth, giving rise to wood.
Full article >>>derived from the cambium of the or other
lateral meristemSource: Noland, George B. 1983. General
Biology, 11th Edition. St. Louis, MO. C. V. Mosby
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