Multiple Choice
In which of the following ways does a root differ from a shoot?
A) a root only has apical meristems -- a shoot could have both
B) a root lacks an epidermis- a shoot does not lack an epidermis
C) roots lengthen when cells above the apical meristem elongate- in shoots, cell elongation below the apical meristem causes the shoot to lengthen
D) in a root the apical meristem at the tip never changes its position- in shoots the apical meristem does change its position as the stem elongates
E) all of these are differences between roots and shoots
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