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The stele is composed of
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The stele is composed of

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Vascular bundle

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Pith and vascular bundle

C
Cortex and endodermis

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Pith and cortex

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Stele is composed of pith and vascular bundle. On the basis of orientation of xylem and phloem the vascular bundles of stele are classified as collateral, bicollateral and concentric. Pith is formed of large parenchymatous cells.
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The stele is composed of
Updated OnJul 3, 2022
TopicAnatomy of Flowering Plants
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ClassClass 11
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