Name: Before we look into the plant organs: There are two groups of flowering vascular plants (angiosperms) that we will describe: Monocotyledons (monocots eg. corn) and Dicotyledons (Dicots, most of which are Eudicots eg. peas)
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Description: Before we look into the plant organs: There are two groups of flowering vascular plants (angiosperms) that we will describe: Monocotyledons (monocots eg . corn) and Dicotyledons (Dicots, most of which are Eudicots eg . peas).

Before we look into the plant organs: There are two groups of flowering vascular plants (angiosperms) that we will describe: Monocotyledons (monocots eg . corn) and Dicotyledons (Dicots, most of which are Eudicots eg . peas). 

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Before we look into the plant organs: There are two groups of flowering vascular plants (angiosperms) that we will describe:  Monocotyledons (monocots  eg . corn) and  Dicotyledons  (Dicots, most of which are Eudicots  eg . peas)

Monocots
Veins
One
usually
cotyledon
parallel
Leaf
Embryos
venation
Dicots
Veins
Two
usually
cotyledons
netlike
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Vascular bundles
usually complexly
arranged
Stems
Vascular bundles
usually arranged
in ring
Fibrous
root
system
Roots
Taproot
usually
present
Floral parts
usually in
multiples
of three
Flowers
Floral parts
usually in
multiples of
four or five

A cotyledon is defined as the embryonic leaf in seed-bearing plants, one or more of which are the first to appear from a germinating seed.

	Before we look into the plant organs:
There are two groups of flowering vascular plants (angiosperms) that we will describe: Monocotyledons (monocots eg. corn) and Dicotyledons (Dicots, most of which are Eudicots eg. peas)  

Before we look into the plant organs: There are two groups of flowering vascular plants (angiosperms) that we will describe: Monocotyledons (monocots eg. corn) and Dicotyledons (Dicots, most of which are Eudicots eg. peas)

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