Doubt by Omkar Jilla

sir but PRIMARY medullary rays kaha hota h dicot roots m, medullary rays to secondary growth m hi hota h, warna before secondary growth to xylem and phloem k beech conjunctive tissue hota h.

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Answer by Isha Agarwal

The portion of vascular cambium which is formed by pericycle is responsible for the formation of pith rays. These are made up of parenchyma. These pith rays are known as primary medullary rays (Multiseriate). A few medullary or pith rays are also formed from remaining vascular cambium. These are called secondary medullary rays (uniseriate). Thus two types of medullary rays are found in the secondary structure of roots.