Multiple Choice
How does monocot root structure differ from dicot root structure?
A) Monocot endodermis cells lack a Casparian strip.
B) Dicot roots lack a central pith region.
C) Monocot roots usually form a tap root system.
D) Dicot roots do not form branch roots.
E) There is no structural difference between monocot and dicot root systems.
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