Anatomy of Flowering PlantsHard

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During secondary growth secondary xylem is formed 8-10 times more as compared to secondary phloem because

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A.High concentration of Auxin present inside the cambium
B.High concentration of Auxin present outside the cambium
C.High concentration of GA present inside the cambium
D.None of these 

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