What changes do occur on the outer layer of a young stem when it becomes a tree?
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Their costume gets hard and fat and has more number of phloem and xylem.
The external layer of a youthful stem winds up harder when it grow up as a tree it occurs because of Sclerenchyma tissue!
External layer of the trees is secured with bark, which gives it quality and shields the plant from damage and disease.
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