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Title: Where are the youngest wood and the youngest bark in a tree trunk? Post by: pkclary on Nov 16, 2017 Where are the youngest wood and the youngest bark in a tree trunk?
A) The youngest wood is in the center of a tree; the youngest bark is the outside of the bark. B) The youngest wood is in the center of a tree; the youngest bark is the inner part, next to the vascular cambium. C) The youngest wood is toward the outside, near the vascular cambium; youngest bark is the outside of the bark. D) The youngest wood is toward the outside, near the vascular cambium; youngest bark is the inner part, next to the vascular cambium. Title: Re: Where are the youngest wood and the youngest bark in a tree trunk? Post by: GTi_Nicky on Nov 16, 2017 Content hidden
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