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The number of xylem bundles in dicot root is

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Refer NCERT, heading 6.3.1, page-91, para 1

The number of xylem bundles in monocot root is

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Refer NCERT, heading 6.3.2, page-91, para 1

In monocot root the pith present is

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Refer NCERT, heading 6.3.2, page-91, para 1

Which of the following is not possible in monocot root?

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Refer NCERT, heading 6.3.2, page-91, para 1

Casparian strips and passage cells are well developed in

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In monocots both are more developed as compared to dicots

Trichomes are present on

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Refer NCERT, heading 6.3.3, page-92, para 1

The cortex of dicot stem has been divided into

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Refer NCERT, heading 6.3.3, page-92, para 1

In dicot stem hypodermis is made up of___________cells while general cortex is made up of_______________.

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Refer NCERT, heading 6.3.3, page-92, para 1

The innermost layer of the cortex is called as

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Refer NCERT, heading 6.3.3, page-92, para 1

Which of the following is referred to as the ‘starch sheath’

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Refer NCERT, heading 6.3.3, page-92, para 1

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