Vascular cambium is the tissue responsible for secondary growth. It leads to development of secondary vascular tissues during secondary growth. Secondary growth and presence of vascular cambium is a feature of dicotyledonous plants only. Since corn is a monocotyledous plant, it does not have vascular cambium.
<span>Vascular cambium is a the tissue which is present in between the xylem and phloem. Te cells of vascular cambium divide to form secondary vascular structure, which is not a feature of the monocots like corn. Secondary vascular structures are true to dicots and do not carry water or minerals, rather increase thickness of the plant.</span>
The role of a Detrivore is to help recycle the nutrients in the soil. They break down complex proteins, and other materials so the answer is A. to decompose dead animals.
