STANDARD Botany Vascular Bundles MCQ Question
Closed vascular bundles lack
ground tissue
conjunctive tissue
cambium
pith
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Detailed Explanation
Vascular bundle consists of complex tissues, the phloem and xylem. In dicots, between xylem and phloem, cambium is present which helps in secondary growth. This type of vascular bundle is called open. While in monocots cambium is absent, so these are called closed vascular bundles.
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