Q. Vascular tissues in flowering plants develop from

A) Dermatogen
B) Phellogen
C) Plerome
D) Periblem
Explanation

[Solution from source] In Hanstein's histogen theory the plerome, the central histogen of the apex, gives rise to the stele including the vascular tissues. Dermatogen forms the epidermis, periblem forms the cortex, and phellogen is the cork cambium of secondary growth. Answer (3).

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