Discussion
Primary phloem develops from
Answer: D
Primary phloem develops from the provascular (procambial) tissue.
The procambium is the primary meristem laid down behind the growing point; it gives rise to primary xylem inward and primary phloem outward. Secondary phloem comes later, from the vascular cambium.
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