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A transverse section of a typical monocot root shows 
(A) Barrel-shaped endodermal cells with casparian strips.
(B) Diarch to hexarch vascular bundles.
(C) Protoxylem towards centre and metaxylem towards periphery.
(D)Large well-developed parenchymatous path at the centre.

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a

B , C and D

b

A and D only

c

A , B and D

d

A , C and D

answer is A.

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A monocot root has endodermis with casparian strips and conspicuous large pith /medulla

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A transverse section of a typical monocot root shows (A) Barrel-shaped endodermal cells with casparian strips.(B) Diarch to hexarch vascular bundles.(C) Protoxylem towards centre and metaxylem towards periphery.(D)Large well-developed parenchymatous path at the centre.