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a secondary meristematic tissue — the cork cambium — whose cells protect the bast bark from external influences and cork up the dying bast tissue into outer bark. The outer bark builds itself from the inside outward through the annually dying-off corked layers of the bark tissue, these layers adhering to one another.[1]
- ↑ A thorough study by Jan Albert Rispens exists, devoting a whole chapter to the question of bark and outer bark. He summarises: bast and assimilating cork parenchyma represent what is properly leaf-like; the dying cork bark and outer bark, the flower and fruit organ of the trunk. — Jan Albert Rispens: Bäume verstehen lernen, Stuttgart 2018, S. 157.
