cambiumlike
Cambiumlike refers to a type of biological tissue found in plants and some algae, characterized by its ability to produce new cells through cellular differentiation. This process is distinct from the traditional meristematic layers found in plants, which primarily consist of undifferentiated cells.
The cambiumlike tissue is responsible for the secondary growth in plants, increasing their diameter. In woody
Cambiumlike cells are typically found in the vascular tissues of plants and exhibit properties similar to
cambiumlike tissue shares several characteristics with true meristematic tissue, including an ability to produce new cells