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How do monocots differ from dicots?​

Answer 1

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The main difference between monocots and dicots lies in the number of cotyledons. While monocots have embryo with only one cotyledon, dicots have embryo with two cotyledons.

Monocots have long and narrow leaves along with parallel veins, whereas dicots have broad leaves with a network of veins( reticulate venation).

Monocots have fibrous root system whereas dicots mostly have a tap root system.

A complex arrangement of vascular bundles is observed in case of monocots but ring arrangement is observed in case of dicots.

Floral parts range in multiples of three in monocots whereas it is in multiples of four or five in dicots.

Answer 2

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