intercalary
intercalary Occurring between differentiated tissues. For example, intercalary meristem, which is not part of the apical meristem, occurs in the internodes of grasses (between leaf nodes) and enables longitudinal growth of the stem.
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cork cambium
cork cambium (phellogen) A type of cambium arising within the outer layers of the stems of woody plants, usually as…
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