Give differences : Dicotyledons and Monocotyl | vedclass

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dicotyledons
			           monocotyledons
		
		
			$(1)$ two co

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dicotyledons
			           monocotyledons
		
		
			$(1)$ two cotyledons are present in its seed.
			$(1)$ only one cotyledon id present in its seed.
		
		
			$(2)$ root system is of taproot type.
			$(2)$ root system is of fibrous type.
		
		
			$(3)$ stem is branched and node and inter nodes are not clear.
			$(3)$ stem is mostly unbranched and has clear nodes and internodes.
		
		
			$(4)$ leaves possess reticularte venation.
			$(4)$ leaves possess parallel venation.
		
		
			$(5)$ flowers are tetemorous or pentamerous.
			$(5)$ flowers are not defined.
		
		
			$(6)$ petals and sepals are easily identified.
			$(6)$ sepals and  petals are not separately identified.
		
		
			$(7)$ mostly pollination is carried out by various factors e.g. sunflower and hibisus etc.
			$(7)$ mostly pollination is carried out by wind. e.g. maize, coconut etc.

Give differences : Dicotyledons and Monocotyledons

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dicotyledons	monocotyledons
$(1)$ two cotyledons are present in its seed.	$(1)$ only one cotyledon id present in its seed.
$(2)$ root system is of taproot type.	$(2)$ root system is of fibrous type.
$(3)$ stem is branched and node and inter nodes are not clear.	$(3)$ stem is mostly unbranched and has clear nodes and internodes.
$(4)$ leaves possess reticularte venation.	$(4)$ leaves possess parallel venation.
$(5)$ flowers are tetemorous or pentamerous.	$(5)$ flowers are not defined.
$(6)$ petals and sepals are easily identified.	$(6)$ sepals and petals are not separately identified.
$(7)$ mostly pollination is carried out by various factors e.g. sunflower and hibisus etc.	$(7)$ mostly pollination is carried out by wind. e.g. maize, coconut etc.