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Which root system is seen in the mustard plant?
ATap root system
BFibrous root system
CAdventitious roots
DCoralloid roots
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Tap root system
Mustard is a dicot whose radicle grows into a primary root with lateral branches, forming a tap root system.
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