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The common bottle cork is a product of...............

AXylem

BPhellogen

CDermatogen

DVascular cambium

Answer:

B. Phellogen

Read Explanation:

  • Phellogen is the source of a traditional cork in a bottle.

  • Phellogen develops cork, or Phellem, on the outer side.

  • It consists of rectangular cells, dead and compactly organised, which have walls of suberized cells.


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