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Q.

The xylem condition in monocot root is described as

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a

tetrarch   

b

monarch    

c

polyarch    

d

triarch

answer is C.

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In Dicot roots the xylem is usually present in two to four groups or diarch to tetrarch. In some it is monarch or pentarch or hexarch. In monocot roots in it is usually more than six and sometimes reach up to hundred. Such condition is described as polyarchy condition.

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