What changes do occur in the outer layer of a young stem when it becomes a tree?
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The external of youthful stem winds up harder when it grows up as a tree it occur because of sclerenchyma tissue the external layer of tree is secured with bark which gives quality and shields the plant from damage and disease
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Tree : The stem becomes very hard , rough, are dark brown in color and their trunk becomes a home to many birds.
Young stem : The stems are soft, sometimes fleshy, it cannot bear the weight of a bird's nest and are green in color.
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