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Monocot vascular bundles have no cambium, so they are described as what?
AClosed bundles
BOpen bundles
CRadial bundles
DFused bundles
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Closed bundles
1. Without cambium there is no layer left that can go on dividing.
2. Such bundles cannot form secondary tissues at all.
3. They are referred to as closed.
_Source: NCERT Class 11 Biology, Ch 6 'Anatomy of Flowering Plants'_
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