The evolution of the plant vascular system is a key process in Earth history because it
enabled plants to conquer land and transform the terrestrial surface. Among the vascular …

Secondary xylem and phloem originate from a lateral meristem called the vascular cambium
that consists of one to several layers of meristematic cells. Recent lineage tracing studies …

The cambium and procambium generate the majority of biomass in vascular plants. These
meristems constitute a bifacial stem cell population from which xylem and phloem are …

Plant secondary growth, which is the basis of wood formation, includes the production of
secondary xylem, which is derived from meristematic cambium cells embedded in vascular …

In addition to primary growth, which elongates the plant body, many plant species also
undergo secondary growth to thicken their body. During primary vascular development, a …

The development of secondary vascular tissue enhances the transport capacity and
mechanical strength of plant bodies, while contributing a huge proportion of the world's …

The vascular system plays pivotal roles in transporting water and nutrients throughout the
plant body. Primary vasculature is established as a continuous strand, which subsequently …

Arabidopsis flower primordia give rise to organ primordia in stereotypical positions within
four concentric whorls. Floral organ primordia in each whorl undergo distinct developmental …

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Vascular cambium contributes to lateral growth in dicotyledonous plants and gymnosperms.
Physiological, genetics and molecular studies indicate that cambial activity is regulated by a …