dicotyledon plants dicots are group flowering with two embryonic leaves
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dicotyledon plants dicots are group flowering with two embryonic leaves |
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| navigate by keyword : dicotyledon coat accrete diagram physiology proliferate process pericarp root radicle stalk monocotyledon soil garden seedling sprout spring isolated plant vector science biology education growth leaf nature green bean agriculture seed concept vegetarian design monocot healthy cell health sign set medical infographic stem illustrator coleorhiza germinate plumule plants dicots group flowering two embryonic leaves cotyledons examples include sunflowers roses tomatoes oak trees |
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| Dicotyledon plants, or dicots, are a group of flowering plants with two embryonic leaves, or cotyledons, in their seed. Examples of dicots include sunflowers, roses, tomatoes, and oak trees |
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