A Monocot Root Differs from a Eudicot Root Because a Monocot

question 8

Multiple Choice

A monocot root differs from a eudicot root because a monocot root

• A) lacks an organized pith.
• B) contains xylem and phloem organized in ring around the pith.
• C) does not contain pericycle.
• D) lacks a functional endodermis.
• E) contains a cortex that is inside of the endoderm.

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