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Answer :- The fascicular cambium is initially a main meristem, however during secondary growth, it changes into a secondary meristem. A region of meristematic (see MERISTEM) that forms a full ring of cambium between the vasculature bundles in the plant the roots and stems and divides quickly to cause secondary thickening is known as the interfascicular cambium.
The term “interfascicular cambium” refers to the location of this tissue between two arterial bundles.
Interfascicular cambium is the name for a cambium that develops between vascular bundles.
It is in charge of secondary meristem development.
The vascular cambium, which is a constant loop of meristematic tissue, is created when the role as a facilitator and fascicular cambiums combine.
