You drive a nail into a tree that is 10 feet tall and come back 10 years later. The tree is now 30 feet tall, but the nail is the same distance from the ground. This is because primary growth of the tree is from the

A. lateral meristem.
B. intercalary meristem.
C. root tip.
D. node.
E. apical meristem.


E. apical meristem.

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