Biology, asked by fida8E, 11 months ago

why does growth in plants occur at specific areas

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Answered by vikashagujjar

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Answer:

due to lateral meristematic tissue

Answered by shree333

1

Answer:

because only specific area contain meristematic tissue which is responsible for growth

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