Monocots Differ from Eudicots in That Monocots Have

question 36

Multiple Choice

Monocots differ from eudicots in that monocots have

• A) two cotyledons in the seed.
• B) leaf veins that are parallel.
• C) flower parts in 4s or 5s.
• D) stem vascular bundles in a distinct ring.
• E) phloem in a root located between areas of xylem.

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