During secondary growth in a dicot root, cork cambium is formed by the activity of

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During secondary growth in a dicot root, the pericyde layer, either directly or after a few divisions becomes converted into a secondary meristem called cork cambium or phellogen.

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<div>cortex</div>

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<div>hypodermis</div>

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<div>pericycle</div>

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<div>epidermis</div>

During secondary growth in a dicot root, cork cambium is formed by the activity of

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