- A
cambium (pl.:
cambiums or cambia), in plants, is a
tissue layer that
provides partially undifferentiated cells for
plant growth. It is
found in the area...
- Look up cambia,
cambium, or
cambiums in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cambia can mean: Cambia, Haute-Corse, a
commune in the Haute-Corse department...
- Cork
cambium (pl.:
cambia or
cambiums) is a
tissue found in many
vascular plants as a part of the epidermis. It is one of the many
layers of bark, between...
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without auxin will
exhibit increased spacing between the
interfascicular cambiums and
reduced growth of the
vascular bundles. The
mutant plant will therefore...
- The
unifacial cambium (pl.
cambia or
cambiums)
produces cells to the
interior of its cylinder.
These cells differentiate into
xylem tissue.
Unlike the...
- the
vascular cambium, and cork
cambium (part of the
secondary meristems but
descendants of
apical meristematic cells). The cork
cambium further differentiates...
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Cambium Networks Corporation is an
American manufacturer of
wireless telecommunications equipment,
including Enterprise WiFi,
Network switch, Internet...
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inner cambium layer (or
osteogenic layer). The
fibrous layer is of
dense irregular connective tissue,
containing fibroblasts,
while the
cambium layer...
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result of the
activity of the two
lateral meristems, the cork
cambium and
vascular cambium.
Arising from
lateral meristems,
secondary growth increases the...
- two
meristems ****ociated with
vascular tissue: the
vascular cambium and the cork
cambium. All the
vascular tissues within a
particular plant together...
