The Ground Tissue Lacking in the Primary Eudicot Root Is

Question

The ground tissue lacking in the primary eudicot root is:
A) pith.
B) periderm.
C) cortex.
D) vascular cambium.
E) pericycle.

Accepted Answer

The primary eudicot root typically lacks a pith. In the primary structure of eudicot roots, the vascular tissue forms a solid central cylinder without the pith, which is commonly found in the stems and roots of other plant types.