**Question 14**The majority of the wood of a tree is made up of _________- ○ primary xylem- ○ secondary phloem- ○ vascular cambium- ○ secondary xylem*Note: This is a multiple-choice question focused on the composition of a tree's wood, relevant for understanding plant biology.*

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Question 14 The majority of the wood of a tree is made up of O primary xylem secondary phloem vascular cambium secondary xylem