As the vascular cambium continues to divide, the cambial cells:
A)are displaced inward.
B)are displaced outward.
C)remain in their original location.
D)cease to divide periclinally.
E)cease to divide anticlinally.

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As the vascular cambium divides, new cells are added to both the inside and outside, but the cambium itself is displaced outward due to the addition of new cells on the inside (secondary xylem) being greater than on the outside (secondary phloem).

As the Vascular Cambium Continues to Divide, the Cambial Cells