Wood is not formed in:
Correct answer: A. Monocots
- A. Monocots
- B. Dicots
- C. Gymnosperms
- D. All of given
Explanation
Most seed plants increase their diameter through secondary growth, producing wood and bark. Monocots (and some dicots) have lost this ability, and so do not produce wood.
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