Rearrange the following zones as seen in the root in vertical section and choose the correct option.
A.Root hair zone , B.Zone of meristems
C.Root cap zone , D.Zone of maturation
E.Zone of elongation

Options

A. C,B,E,A,D
B. A,B,C,D,E
C. D,E,A,C,B
D. E,D,C,B,A

Explanation

To rearrange the zones of the root in a vertical section, we need to understand the order in which these zones are arranged from the tip of the root (apex) to the base. Here’s the step-by-step solution:

1. **Identify the Root Cap Zone (C)**: The root cap is located at the very tip of the root. It serves as a protective covering for the root apex and helps in the penetration of the soil. Therefore, it is the first zone.

2. **Zone of Meristems (B)**: Just above the root cap, we have the zone of meristems. This is where the actively dividing cells are located, contributing to the growth of the root. This is the second zone.

3. **Zone of Elongation (E)**: Following the zone of meristems is the zone of elongation. In this zone, the cells that have divided in the meristematic zone increase in size, leading to the elongation of the root. This is the third zone.

4. **Root Hair Zone (A)**: Above the zone of elongation, we find the root hair zone. This zone is where root hairs emerge, which are crucial for the absorption of water and minerals from the soil. This is the fourth zone.

5. **Zone of Maturation (D)**: Finally, the zone of maturation is where the cells become fully differentiated and mature, ready to perform various functions. This is the fifth and last zone.

Putting it all together, the correct order of the zones from the tip of the root to the base is:
- C. Root Cap Zone
- B. Zone of Meristems
- E. Zone of Elongation
- A. Root Hair Zone
- D. Zone of Maturation

Thus, the correct arrangement is C, B, E, A, D.

### Final Answer:
C (Root Cap Zone), B (Zone of Meristems), E (Zone of Elongation), A (Root Hair Zone), D (Zone of Maturation)