In most dicot stem vascular bundles, where is the phloem located relative to the xylem?
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Correct answer: Toward the outer side of the stem
In many dicot stems, phloem is located toward the outside of each vascular bundle. Xylem is positioned toward the inner side, closer to the pith.
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