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In conjoint bundles, where is the phloem usually located?
AOn the inner side of xylem
BOn the outer side of xylem
CSurrounding the pith
DOn alternate radii to xylem
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. On the outer side of xylem
Conjoint bundles usually have phloem only on the outer side of the xylem.
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