Cells in this tissue are regulated by CLAVATA3, which binds to the CLV1 receptor to repress expression of WUS.
In culture, this tissue is often referred to as a dome composed of a central zone, peripheral zone, and rib zone. Cells in this tissue are regulated by CLAVATA3, which binds to the CLV1 receptor to repress expression of WUS. The histogen theory originally outlined the organization of this tissue, which is populated by cells called initials. KNOX genes regulate cell niche in this tissue. According to the current model, the outermost section of this tissue is called the tunica and the inside is called the corpus. The cork cambium is an example of the lateral or secondary type of this tissue. For 10 points, name this tissue, the "apical" type of which is found in both roots and shoots, and which contains plant stem cells.
In culture, this tissue is often referred to as a dome composed of a central zone, peripheral zone, and rib zone.
apical meristem [prompt on any type of cambium]