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Why are monocot vascular bundles termed closed?
AThey have no cambium
BThey lack xylem
CThey are scattered
DThey lack phloem
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. They have no cambium
With no cambium they cannot form secondary tissues, so they are called closed.
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