Monocot Stem Monocot stem: Vascular bundles are scattered Vascular bundles parenchyma cells.

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Monocot Stem Monocot stem: Vascular bundles are scattered Vascular bundles parenchyma cells

Vascular bundle xylem phloem sclerenchyma

Dicot stem cross section Vascular bundles: arranged in a ring

Dicot root Vascular tissue in a “star” pattern in the center epidermis

vascular tissue from a dicot root xylem phloem endodermis

Monocot root cross section

Dicot leaf Palisade mesophyll Spongy mesophyll stomata Upper epidermis

Monocot leaf

Woody stem 2 year old Woody stem cross section 2 years old Xylem cells Vascular cambium phloem

Onion root tip Root cap Zone of cell division Zone of elongation Regions of a root tip

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