Each annual ring consists of two bands of .........

  • A
    Autumn wood and Spring wood
  • B
    Heartwood and Sapwood
  • C
    Xylem and Phloem
  • D
    Cork and Cortex

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$I.$ Annual rings are formed as a result of seasonal environmental conditions.
$II.$ Tracheids/vessel elements are larger during periods when water is abundant.
$III.$ Tracheids/vessel elements have thicker walls during periods of water deprivation.
$IV.$ Wood formed in previous years is always darker than newer wood.
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