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Secondary Thickening is a Process in plants where Stems and roots Increase in girth due to the Activity of the vascular cambium and Cork Cambium. This growth occurs primarily in dicots and gymnosperms, allowing them to Support larger structures and better Withstand environmental pressures.
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