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Dicot root |
Monocot root |
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The cortex area is narrow. |
The cortex region is wide. |
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The epiblema, cortex and endodermis are peeled and replaced by cork. |
There is no formation of cork and only the epiblema is peeled off. |
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Older dicot roots have a covering of cork. |
Older monocot roots show a covering of exodermis. |
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The endodermis is less thick and the Casparian strips are prominent. |
Endodermis cells are highly thick and the Casparian stripes are only visible in young roots. |
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Passage cells are absent in the endodermis. |
Passage cells are present and they are thin-walled. |
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Percicycle produces cork cambium and lateral roots. |
Pericycle only produces lateral roots. |
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The number of xylem and phloem bundles vary from 2-5 and sometimes up to 8. |
The number of xylem and phloem cells range between 8-46. |
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Xylems vessels are angular |
Xylem vessels are oval or rounded. |
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The conjunctive tissue is parenchymatous and it forms the cambium. |
The conjunctive tissue can be parenchymatous or sclerenchymatous and conjunctive parenchyma does not form the cambium. |
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Secondary growth takes place to help cork and vascular cambium. |
Secondary growth is absent. |
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Pith is reduced or absent and the reduced pith is very small. |
Pith is well-developed. |
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