How does cell division in the vascular cambium contribute to plant growth? A-Division in the vascular cambium gives rise to new layers of the cortex, which results in thin, flat leaves.
B-Division in the vascular cambium gives rise to new layers of pith, which results in new stem buds.
C-Division in the vascular cambium gives rise to new layers of xylem and phloem, which results in a thicker stem.
D-Division in the vascular cambium gives rise to new layers of vascular cambium, which results in a stronger stem.