In your yard, you find a new weed has popped overnight that you haven't seen before and you are trying to identify it. It has a pretty little red flower with six petals and parallel leaf veins. You cut open one of the stems and notice that it has vascular tissue scattered throughout the stem in an unorganized manner. You know immediately that this is a dicot. an angiocot. a monocot. a eudicot.
In your yard, you find a new weed has popped overnight that you haven't seen before and you are trying to identify it. It has a pretty little red flower with six petals and parallel leaf veins. You cut open one of the stems and notice that it has vascular tissue scattered throughout the stem in an unorganized manner. You know immediately that this is a dicot. an angiocot. a monocot. a eudicot.
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Transcribed Image Text:In your yard, you find a new weed has popped overnight that you haven't seen before and you are trying to identify it. It has a pretty little red flower with six petals and parallel leaf veins.
You cut open one of the stems and notice that it has vascular tissue scattered throughout the stem in an unorganized manner. You know immediately that this is
a dicot.
an angiocot.
a monocot.
a eudicot.
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Plants are autotrophs that can synthesize their food by trapping sunlight. They are the primary producers. Plants are classified into flowering and non-flowering plants.
Among the non-flowering plants, the plants are divided into spore-bearing and naked seeds. The spore-bearing plants are classified into plants with roots and plants with roots. Among the flowering plants, the plants are divided into monocots and dicots based on the number of seed leaves.
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