Which of the following is a common feature of secondary xylem and cork cells?
A) they are both formed from the vascular cambium
B) the both form on the outside of secondary phloem
C) they are both formed by primary meristems
D) they are both composed of dead cells at maturity

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Secondary xylem and cork cells are both composed of dead cells at maturity, which is essential for their functions in support and protection, respectively.

Which of the Following Is a Common Feature of Secondary