Secondary growth of plants results from cell division in which type of meristem?

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Secondary growth in plants results from cell division in lateral meristems, specifically the vascular cambium and cork cambium, which add girth to the stem or root. Intercalary meristems are responsible for primary growth and elongation, while primary meristems differentiate into the three primary tissue systems of the plant during embryonic development.  Secondary meristems do not exist as a distinct category of meristems, and stele meristem is not a recognized type of meristem.

Secondary Growth of Plants Results from Cell Division in Which