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Vascular Bundles in Monocot Stems

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Comparing the structure of a primary shoot from (A) a monocot and (b) a eudicot. Cells appear different colors in the sections because they have been stained with different colored dyes that bind to certain carbohydrates and lignin.
A A cross-section of a corn stem shows how vascular bundles in monocot stems are dispersed throughout the ground tissue.
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