Which of the following is true of secondary growth in woody plants?
A) occurs in woody stems
B) increases both the length and girth of plants
C) involves two types of meristem tissues
D) phloem is located under the bark
E) All of the answer choices are true.

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Secondary growth in woody plants occurs in woody stems and increases both the length and girth of plants. It involves two types of meristem tissues: vascular cambium and cork cambium. Phloem is located under the bark, which is produced by the cork cambium during secondary growth. Therefore, all the answer choices are true.

Which of the Following Is True of Secondary Growth in Woody