Prop roots are more common in:

A) annuals.
B) eudicots.
C) monocots.
D) epiphytes.
E) parasitic plants.

Prop Roots

Thickened roots that grow above ground from the lower part of a stem, providing additional support to plants, typically seen in species like mangroves and corn.

Monocots

A group of flowering plants (monocotyledons) with a single seed leaf, including grasses, lilies, and orchids, characterized by various structural features such as parallel leaf venation.