Which of the following tissues or cell types are always present in a monocot stem?
A) pith in the center of the stem
B) endodermis around the vascular tissue
C) ground tissue beneath the epidermis
D) xylem and phloem in separate vascular bundles

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Monocot stems typically have ground tissue beneath the epidermis, which is a characteristic feature. Unlike dicots, monocots do not have a distinct pith or endodermis, and their vascular bundles are scattered throughout the stem, not separated into distinct xylem and phloem bundles.

Which of the Following Tissues or Cell Types Are Always