Refer to the figure showing the distribution of tissues in a typical monocot root. Which tissue/region found in this monocot root would not be found in a eudicot root?

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Refer to the figure showing the distribution of tissues in a typical monocot root.  Which tissue/region found in this monocot root would not be found in a eudicot root?

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Monocot roots lack a distinct pith, while eudicot roots have a central pith composed of parenchyma cells. The other tissues/regions listed (endodermis, pericycle, cortex, xylem) are found in both monocots and eudicots.

Refer to the Figure Showing the Distribution of Tissues in a Typical