The micrographs below indicate several structures in the steles of typical eudicot and monocot roots. Identify each numbered structure and state its major function. 
Definitions:
Close Friends
Individuals with whom one shares a deep, personal bond, marked by affection, trust, and support.
Socioemotional Selectivity Theory
A psychological theory that suggests that as people age, they become more selective about their social networks because they place a higher value on emotional satisfaction.
Social Interaction
The process by which individuals act and react to those around them, forming the basis of relationships and societal structure.
Sense of Self
The evolving perception an individual has about themselves, encompassing self-awareness, self-image, and self-esteem.
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