The primary source of stem thickening in plants is the vascular cambium. It is a plant tissue located between the phloem and the xylem and in the root of a vascular plant. It is the source of secondary growth or the radial growth of the stem of a plant.
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It's called appendages if that is what you need
Answer:
epiphytic roots
Explanation:
Epiphytic roots are those that live on other plants without parasitism. In this relationship, the epiphyte uses the other vegetable only as a support (phorophyte), removing no nutrients and, consequently, causing no harm to the species.
Epiphyte roots are estimated to represent about 10% of the total amount of vascular plants on the planet. This means that there are on average 29,000 plant species with this peculiar habit of life. These vegetables are mainly found in tropical rainforests and have almost no representatives in places with very low temperatures.
