The vascular cambium is derived developmentally from:

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The vascular cambium is derived from the procambial cells that differentiate within the vascular bundles during development, as well as parenchyma cells located between the vascular bundles. The residual meristem cells in the pith do not contribute to the formation of the vascular cambium, and the cortex does not contain the necessary cell types. Totipotent cells do migrate from the apical meristem, but they do not contribute to the formation of the vascular cambium specifically.

The Vascular Cambium Is Derived Developmentally From