In the roots of Phanerogams, the vascular tissue arrangement is typically:
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Correct answer: Radial type
Roots exhibit a radial arrangement where xylem and phloem are found on different radii, separated by non-vascular tissues. This contrasts with the collateral arrangement found in stems.
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