alleryStart learning →Growth in vascular plants is restricted to regions called what?
AMeristematic tissues
BGuard cell clusters
CVascular bundles
DCork lenticel pores
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Meristematic tissues
New cells are produced continuously only in meristems, so plant growth is localised there.
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