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Q1.

Cambium is essential for grafting in plants because

(A)
cambia of both stock and scion fuse together
(B)
cambium produces new leaves
(C)
cambium produces new roots
(D)
cambium helps in the production of flowers
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Q2.

Grafting cannot be done to monocots because they lack

(A)
Cambium
(B)
Vascular bundle
(C)
Ground tissue
(D)
Parenchymatous tissue
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