Root cap is absent in

Question

Root cap is absent in (A) Pandamis (B) Pistia (C) Ipomoea (D) mangrove

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Root cap is a cap of loosely arranged cells which cover the apex of the growing point of a root and protects it as it grows through the soil. Root cap is absent in hydrophytes instead root pockets are present in them. Pistia is a hydrophyte where root pockets are present.

Q. Root cap is absent in

Pandamis

Pistia

Ipomoea

mangrove

Root cap is a cap of loosely arranged cells which cover the apex of the growing point of a root and protects it as it grows through the soil. Root cap is absent in hydrophytes instead root pockets are present in them. Pistia is a hydrophyte where root pockets are present.