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Anatomy of Flowering Plants: Monocots MCQ

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MonocotsMediumQuestion 10292

Question

Typical monocot stems usually lack secondary growth because:

  1. A
    Vascular bundles are closed
    Correct
  2. B
    They have too much cambium
  3. C
    They lack epidermis
  4. D
    They have no xylem

Correct answer

Vascular bundles are closed

Explanation

Lack of cambium prevents normal secondary thickening.

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