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    In Monocots, the Shoot Tip Is Protected By
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In Monocots, the Shoot Tip Is Protected By

Question 80

Question 80

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In monocots, the shoot tip is protected by:


A) a slime layer formed by the shoot cells.
B) cotyledons.
C) the hypocotyl.
D) the coleoptile.
E) the epicotyl.

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