Biology
Comparison between dicot stem and monocot stem
Dicot stem | Monocot stem |
1. Ground tissue is differentiated into cortex, endodermis, pericycle, stele and pith | Undifferentiated ground tissue |
2. Vascular bundles are limited in number and are arranged in a broken ring | Vascular bundles are numerous in number and are scattered in the ground tissue |
3. Vascular bundles are open | Vascular bundles are closed |
4. Collenchymatous hypodermis | Sclerenchymatous hypodermis |
5. Sclerenchymatous bundle cap is present | Bundle cap is absent |
6. Bundle sheath is absent | Sclerenchymatous bundle sheath is present |
7. Protoxylem lacuna is absent | Protoxylem lacuna is present |
8. Secondary growth is present | Secondary growth is absent |
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Phloem & Xylem
Are Phloem and Xylem Similar? What are the Differences? Similarities: Phloem and xylem are tissues in a plant that transport food and water. Both are vascular tissues and when they work together to effectively transport food, water and minerals they form...
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Three Domains - Detailed Description
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Comparison Between Cartilage And Bone
Cartilage Bone 1. It is semi-rigid and flexible It is rigid and strong 2. The matrix lacks blood vessels (non-vascular) The...
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Comparison Between Dicot Leaf And Monocot Leaf
Dicot leaf Monocot leaf 1. Cuticle thick at upper epidermis and thin at lower epidermis Uniform cuticle on both the surface 2. Stomata are more on lower surface Equal number...
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Go Prune The Grass?
Biology concepts ? meristem, monocot, dicot, herbaceous, arborescent, xylem, phloem Knots can form in trees for different reasons. When you prune a limb back and a callus grows over it in a few years, this may form a loose knot. Even limbs that are still...
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