The Difference Between Taproot and Fibrous Root Systems Is That

question 78

Multiple Choice

The difference between taproot and fibrous root systems is that a taproot system:

• A) consists of many roots of the same size, while a fibrous root system has one main root with lateral roots.
• B) consists of one main root with lateral roots, while a fibrous root system has many roots of the same size.
• C) is characteristic of most monocots, while a fibrous root system is usually found in eudicots.
• D) can be modified for storage, while a fibrous root system cannot.
• E) is considered adventitious, while a fibrous root system is not.

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