Home › TS EAMCET › Biology › Anatomy of Flowering Plants › In conjoint bundles, where is the phloem usually…
In conjoint bundles, where is the phloem usually located?
AInner side of xylem
BAround the pith
CAlternate with xylem
DOuter side of xylem
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Outer side of xylem
In stems and leaves the phloem sits on the outer side of the xylem along the same radius.
Related questions
How do palm trunks increase in diameter?Which dicot shows anomalous secondary growth with a series of cambia?Which of these nonwoody plant parts shows secondary growth?Quiescent centre cells of the root meristem are known for?What covers the root apical meristem at the root tip?Cork cells are waterproof because they are coated with?Secondary growth is usually lacking in which group?Secondary growth mainly increases which dimension of a stem or root?