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A monocot root differs from dicot root in 

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a

having epiblema

b

having more cortex than stele

c

having radial vascular bundles

d

lacking normal secondary growth

answer is D.

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A monocot root differs from dicot root in having extensive pith, polyarch condition with more than six xylem strands (only up to six in dicot root), inability of pericycle to form cork cambium and vascular cambium, inability of conjunctive tissue to form vascular cambium. Monocot root usually does not show secondary growth whereas the dicot root does.

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