Question

differniate between the following Qno.1. monocot and dicot leafte​

Answer 1

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★The main difference between monocot and dicot is that monocot contains a single cotyledon in its embryo whereas dicot contains two cotyledons in its embryo.

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Answer 2

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Monocot leaf shows parallel venation, i.e. in this kind of leaves the veins strike parallel to each other. It has isobilateral symmetry, i.e. both the leaf surfaces (ventral and dorsal surface) are similar because it has an equal number of stomata distribution and undifferentiated mesophyll.

Dicot leaf shows reticulate venation, i.e. in this kind of leaves the veins striking towards each other. It has dorsiventral symmetry, i.e. both the leaf surfaces (ventral and dorsal surface) are different because it has stomata only in the lower epidermis and differentiated mesophyll.