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3 years ago
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Primary growth or lengthening of plants results from mitotic division in cells of which tissue? A.Axillary buds B.Lateral merist

em C.Apical meristem
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Anastaziya [24]3 years ago
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The correct answer is (b.) Lateral meristem. Primary growth or lengthening of plants results from a mitotic division in cells of a tissue, lateral meristem. This meristematic tissue are group of cells that has the ability to divide. 
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