The injured regions in the plant are
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A mass of cells (callus) grows over the injured surface of a wound to heal and repair.
When any part of a plant gets injured a wound is formed in that region.
The wound is raised due to the formation of callus which is composed of parenchyma cells.
These living parenchyma cells of wound forms a cambium (wound cambium) which also known as an inducible cambium.
This wound cambium forms cork towards the outer side which covers the wound entirely formed from a secondary lateral meristem.
So, the correct answer is 'Lateral meristem'
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Lateral meristem
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