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Cells positioned away from root apical meristems, differentiate as(a) Epidermis(b) Root cap(c) Both (a) and (b)(d) None of these
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A root endodermis is a. an innermost layer of cortex cells that display characteristic Casparian strips. b. a layer of cells just inside the epidermis of a root. c. a layer of cells just outside the epidermis of a root. d. a group of specialized cells that occur within the root epidermis. e. none of the above.
Root apical meristems are found (A) only in taproots. (B) only in lateral roots. (C) only in adventitious roots. (D) in all roots.
Which of these types of cells is most likely to divide? A. Meristem B. Parenchyma C. Xylem D. Epidermis
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