Endodermal Cells Differ from Other Root Cells in That They

question 74

Multiple Choice

Endodermal cells differ from other root cells in that they

• A) lack a symplast region.
• B) are nonselective with regard to solute uptake.
• C) have a high rate of water transport.
• D) are completely surrounded by a waxy layer.
• E) prevent the apoplastic movement of water and ions.

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