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How do monocot and dicot plants differ in their ground tissue organization?

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Monocots have a pith; dicots do not

Collenchyma is found only in dicots

Monocots have scattered vascular bundles; dicots are arranged in a ring

Diverse sclerenchyma structures in dicots

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