1. Which tissue lies near the bark-xylem or phloem? What does it do?

1.	1. Which tissue lies near the bark-xylem or phloem? What does it do?
Answer» Barkis usually thinner than the woody part of the stem or root. Both innerbark(secondaryphloem) and wood (secondaryxylem) are generated by the vascular cambium layer of cells:barktoward the outside where the oldest layers may slough off, and wood toward the inside where it accumulates as dead tissue.

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Barkis usually thinner than the woody part of the stem or root.

Both innerbark(secondaryphloem) and wood (secondaryxylem) are generated by the vascular cambium layer of cells:barktoward the outside where the oldest layers may slough off, and wood toward the inside where it accumulates as dead tissue.

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