Identify the following MonocotDicot[Stem] PithIndistinctDistinct or Indistinct?[Root] PithbIndistinctDistinct or Indistinct?Ground tissue cellParenchyma cellstypes presentVascular tissue celldеtypesTissue in the bark?fDermal tissues

Monocots have only one cotyledon whereas dicots have two.

[Stem] Pith Indistinct Distinct or Indistinct? b [Root] Pith Distinct or Indistinct? Indistinct Ground tissue cell Parenchyma cells types present Vascular tissue cell d types Tissue in the bark? f Dermal tissues

[Stem] Pith Indistinct Distinct or Indistinct? b [Root] Pith Distinct or Indistinct? Indistinct Ground tissue cell Parenchyma cells types present Vascular tissue cell d types Tissue in the bark? f Dermal tissues

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Chapter27: Plant Tissues

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Identify the following

Monocot
Dicot
[Stem] Pith
Indistinct
Distinct or Indistinct?
[Root] Pith
b
Indistinct
Distinct or Indistinct?
Ground tissue cell
Parenchyma cells
types present
Vascular tissue cell
d
е
types
Tissue in the bark?
f
Dermal tissues

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