Monocot root differs from dicot root in:

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(D) Monocot roots typically exhibit polyarch xylem conditions,meaning they have more than six xylem bundles,whereas dicot roots usually have two to fo

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(D) Monocot roots typically exhibit polyarch xylem conditions,meaning they have more than six xylem bundles,whereas dicot roots usually have two to four (diarch to tetrarch). Monocot roots possess a large,well-developed central pith,which is either absent or very small in dicot roots. Furthermore,monocot roots do not undergo secondary growth,whereas dicot roots exhibit secondary growth due to the activity of the vascular cambium. Therefore,all the given statements correctly describe the differences between monocot and dicot roots.

Option	Monocot Root Stele	Dicot Root Stele
$A$	Exarch	Exarch
$B$	Endarch	Endarch
$C$	Endarch	Exarch
$D$	Exarch	Endarch

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