Having the shape or nature of cambium; resembling cambium tissue.
Composed of 'cambium' plus the Latin suffix '-form' meaning shaped or formed like. Used in botanical descriptions.
Scientists love the '-form' suffix to describe things that look like something else. Cambiform tissue would look and function similarly to true cambium but might be in an unusual location or organism.
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