Vascular cambium

... 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 ...

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Yes, cork cambium only produces cork which it does on its outer side (the outer layer of a tree's bark) which is only several cell layers deep. Whereas the vascular cambium produces both secondary xylem(sapwood/heartwood) and secondary phloem(inner bark). ...

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It's true, the vascular cambium is on the outside.

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As far as I remember from General botany vascular cambium, or more profesionally named the phellogen, does divide. As well as vascular cambium, phellogen ...

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In the Campbell text, it says "Unlike the vascular cambium, cells of the cork cambium do not continue to divide; thus, there is no increase in its circumference." ...

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