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Intrafascicular cambium is located between the xylem and phloem, while interfascicular cambium arises as strips in alignment with the intrafascicular cambium of vascular bundles. Intercalary meristem is situated between regions of mature tissues.

1. a) Intrafascicular cambium does not exist.
2. b) Interfascicular cambium is not present.
3. c) Intercalary meristem is missing.
4. d) Interfascicular cambium forms as strips.

Correct answer: d) Interfascicular cambium forms as strips.

Solution

The statement says interfascicular cambium arises as strips aligned with intrafascicular cambium, which directly matches option d. The other options contradict the given descriptions of the meristems.

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