Question

state two subgroup of angiosperms

Answer 1

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Angiosperms (flowering plants) can be divided into two categories, Monocotyledons (monocots) and dicotyledons (dicots). They are divided on the basis of the number of cotyledons present in their seed.

Dicots: flower petals can be counted in multiples of four or five. Net veins. Tap roots. Vascular bundles are accreted on the perimeter of the stem cross-section. Two cotyledons in the seed.

Monocots: count the flower petals. They usually occur in multiples of 3. Parallel veins. Adventitious(spreading) roots. Vascular bundles in the stem are usually spread equally across a cross section of the stem. One cotyledon 

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Answer 2

There are two types of angiosperm. they are Dicotyledon and monocotyledon.

Dicotyledon has two cotyledons in the seed.they have tap root and reticulate venation.eg:pea,mistard

Monocotyedon has one cotyledon in the seed. they have fibrous root and parallel venation.eg:rice,wheat.