Multiple Choice
How do lateral roots differ from root hairs?
A) Lateral roots have a root cap; root hairs do not.
B) Lateral roots are formed of many cells; root hairs are a single cell.
C) Lateral roots form from the pericycle; root hairs develop in region of maturation.
D) Lateral roots may live for many months; root hairs live for a few days.
E) All of the above are true.
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