A closer cross-section view of a stem revealed continuous rings along the interior of the stem. Which type of stem could it be?

A. Herbaceous dicot stem
B. Woody dicot stem
C. Monocot stem

Question

A closer cross-section view of a stem revealed continuous rings along the interior of the stem. Which type of stem could it be?

A. Herbaceous dicot stem
 B. Woody dicot stem
 C. Monocot stem

anonymous · Answer

B) Woody dicot stem - Two seed leaves. Continuous rings form inside the stem. Phloem is near the bark or external stem cover, becomes part of bark in mature woody stems. Xylem forms inner rings, is sapwood and heartwood of woody plants.
Net-veined leaves
Floral parts in 4s or 5s or in multiples of 4 or 5.

anonymous · Answer

oh okay thanks so much i appreciate the explanation

anonymous · Answer

Anytime! Gotta look out for follow students :)