NEET Botany Secondary Growth MCQ Question
What is the primary function of the cambial ring during secondary growth?
To produce secondary xylem and secondary phloem
To store nutrients and water
To facilitate photosynthesis in stems
To develop root hairs for absorption
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
The cambial ring becomes active and cuts off new cells towards the inner side, forming secondary xylem, and towards the outer side, forming secondary phloem, which is essential for secondary growth.
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