Question

Difference between monocot and dicot stem
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Answer 1

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Dicot Stem:-

• Vascular Bundle - in ring .
• Pith - Made up of parenchyma cell situated in the centre of stem.
• Ground Tissue - Differentiated into cortex and pith.
• Hypodermis - Collenchymatous.
• Endodermis - One layered , strachy sheath which is usually not well differentiated.
• Medullary ray - Found in between vascular bundles.
• Secondary growth - Present

Monocot Stem:-

• Vascular bundle- Scattered
• Pith - Absent
• Ground tissue - is not differentiated into cortex and pith
• Hypodermis - Absent
• Endodermis - Absent
• Pericycle - Absent
• Medullary Ray- Absent
• Secondary Growth- Absent

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Answer 2

Answer: Dicot stems have a circular arrangement of vascular tissues, whereas the stems of monocots have vascular-tissue bundles scattered throughout. In monocots the vascular bundles also tend to be toward the outside of the stem. ... Another difference between monocot and dicot stems involves the role played in root development.