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Which of the following is the correct order of the tissues in a young dicot stem, from the center of the stem outward?A) Pith → cortex → phloem → xylem → vascular cambium → epidermisB) Pith → phloem → cortex → xylem → vascular cambium → epidermisC) Cortex → vascular cambium → xylem → phloem → epidermis → pithD) Cortex → xylem → vascular cambium → phloem → pith → epidermisE) Pith → xylem → vascular cambium → phloem → cortex → epidermis
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