Unlike Eudicot Roots, the Center of Most Monocot Roots Is

Question

Unlike eudicot roots, the center of most monocot roots is occupied by the:
A) cortex.
B) pith.
C) phloem.
D) vascular cambium.
E) xylem.

Accepted Answer

In most monocot roots, the center is occupied by the pith, which is a characteristic feature distinguishing them from eudicot roots that typically have xylem in the center with no distinct pith region.