NEET Botany Tissue Systems MCQ Question
In a monocotyledon stem, the vascular bundles are characterized by the absence of cambium. What is the primary reason this type of vascular bundle is termed 'closed'? How many secondary tissues are formed in such a bundle?
0 secondary tissues
1 secondary tissue
2 secondary tissues
4 secondary tissues
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Detailed Explanation
In monocotyledons, the vascular bundles lack cambium, making them 'closed' and unable to form secondary tissues. Thus, 0 secondary tissues are formed.
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