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In a monocot stem, peripheral bundles compared with central ones are?
AGenerally larger
BEqual in size
CGenerally smaller
DEntirely absent
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Generally smaller
Bundles near the periphery are generally smaller than those located centrally.
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