As woody plants increase in height, they need to add more vascular tissue to transport water and nutrients further. Where does this secondary growth occur?

As woody plants increase in height, they need to add more vascular tissue to transport water and nutrients further. Where does this secondary growth occur?

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As woody plants increase in height, they need to add more vascular tissue to transport water and nutrients further. Where does this secondary growth occur?



A - Apical meristem
B - Accessory meristem
C - Lateral meristem
D - Terminal meristem


Answer: C - Lateral meristem


Secondary growth occurs in the lateral meristem and refers to growth of the vascular and cork cambiums.


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