Match from the columns given below:
Parts of Dicot Roots Consists of
$a .$ Epiblema $i .$ Unicellular root hair.
$b .$ Casparian strips $i i .$ Vascular bundle and pith.
$c .$ Pericycle $i i i .$ Waxy material suberin.
$d .$ Stele $i v .$ Thick walled parenchyomatous cells.

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Match from the columns given below:

Parts of Dicot Roots	Consists of
$a .$ Epiblema	$i .$ Unicellular root hair.
$b .$ Casparian strips	$i i .$ Vascular bundle and pith.
$c .$ Pericycle	$i i i .$ Waxy material suberin.
$d .$ Stele	$i v .$ Thick walled parenchyomatous cells.

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Epiblema is the outermost layer which further becomes unicellular root hair. A water-impermeable, waxy material suberin is deposited on the tangential or radial walls of the endodermal is known as Casparian strips. Pericycle which is next to endodermal is made up of parenchymatous cells and vascular bundle and pith altogether is known as Stele.

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