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What do you mean by cork tissue? What is the chemical nature of it? What is its significance? Class 9 .. Plz don't copy from other websites

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In plant anatomy, cork is a tissue named phellem and is part of the periderm in the bark system that surrounds the stem, branches, and roots of dicotyledonous plants with secondary growth. Cork is a protective tissue that separates the living cells of the plant from the outside environment.

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