Grasses and other flowering plants with narrow leaves and fibrous or adventitious roots are examples of

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Monocots are characterized by having narrow leaves and fibrous roots. Grasses and other flowering plants with these features are typically classified as monocots. Gymnosperms, eudicots, and magnoliids have broader leaves and are not typically characterized by fibrous roots. Answer E is incorrect as gymnosperms and eudicots have different leaf and root structures compared to monocots.

Grasses and Other Flowering Plants with Narrow Leaves and Fibrous