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Root cap in monocots is formed by ????????? ​

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Answered by aishabhata786
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Answer:

calyptrogen

Explanation:

Root cap in monocots is formed by calyptrogen. Explanation: Root cap in monocots is formed by calyptrogen. Calyptrogen is a thin layer of cells that divide vary rapidly and are present at the tip of the plant root.

Answered by Anonymous
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☞calyptrogen

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