what is parallel venation and reticulate venation also find the difference between both.
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Reticulate venation is the formation of web-like nerves of the leaf blade while parallel venation is the formation of parallel veins from the base to the apex of the leaf blade. Reticulate venation mainly occurs in dicots while parallel venation mainly occurs in monocots
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Reticulate venation is the formation of web-like nerves of the leaf blade while parallel venation is the formation of parallel veins from the base to the apex of the leaf blade. Reticulate venation mainly occurs in dicots while parallel venation mainly occurs in monocots.
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