In the Tunica-Corpus theory, the 'Tunica' is characterized by:
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Correct answer: Anticlinal divisions resulting in surface growth
The Tunica consists of one or more peripheral layers of cells that divide primarily in a plane perpendicular to the surface (anticlinal). This type of division contributes to the increase in the surface area of the shoot apex.
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