Which term describes a vascular bundle where the phloem is located on the outer side and xylem on the inner side on the same radius?
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Correct answer: Conjoint and collateral
Conjoint collateral vascular bundles are the most common type in the stems of Phanerogams. In this arrangement, the xylem and phloem are positioned together along the same radius.
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