Which specific tissue provides the cells for the interfascicular cambium?
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Correct answer: Medullary rays
The interfascicular cambium forms from the parenchyma cells of the medullary rays located between vascular bundles. This dedifferentiation completes the ring of vascular cambium necessary for secondary growth.
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