Cambium

... I put/am thinking, is that primary x&p is formed by primary growth and an apical meristem whereas secondary x&p is formed by the vascular cambium in secondary growth. Would you consider that an accurate/adequate answer? If not what am I missing? thanks in advance! this forum looks fantastic! ...

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... in all cells B. a hallmark of transformation C. present in just germ cells D. highly processive and very active in the pine meristems and in the cambium 37) The heredity model which Mendel developed emphasized A. blending of traits to create hybrids B. the particulate an indivisible nature of ...

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to by more catholic that the pope cork cambium=phellogen=suber-phellodermic cambium(strange name, from the fact the cork is a tissue deeply impregnated with the waxy suberin).

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For my first post I want to throw my two cents in. In this case just some synonyms, cork cambium is also known as phellogen, cork is also known as phellum and as MrMistery mentioned phelloderm is phelloderm. Oh, and for interests sake all of the above combined with ...

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actually cambium produces cork on the outside and pheloderm on in the inside

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