1. Does vascular cambium in plants produce new cambial cells? 2. If the roots of the...

1. Does vascular cambium in plants produce new cambial cells?

2. If the roots of the plant are not enought to supply water to the rest of the plant, would sending cytokins to the roots and restricting production of auxin in shoots help?

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during secondory growth in plants vascular cambium of vaschlar bundle sytnlhesizes interfascicular cambium between two vascular tissue.
So vascular cambium can produce new cambium tissue from it.

Q2 answer

Yes when the root not capable and stops water supply to rest of plant body that time cytokinins are synthesized and transported to roots to inhibit the auxin formation at roots.
By which low auxin will synthesize results into no cell division at roots as well as lateral root hairs
So cytokinins inhibits lateral root hair formation when roots are not capable to absorb and supply water to rest of plant body.

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