Monocots vs Dicots
Dr. L. Michael Hill, Professor of Biology, Emeritus
Bridgewater College
The flowering plants are divided into two groups. The Monocotyledonae and the Dicotyledonae. Below are the five most basic differences that are, for the most part, rather predictive and visible. Some of these are linked to further discussion. Also, in the end, click here for a self-examination of this concept.
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Caroline Watts says: | 2009-09-13 15:53:43 |
| FANTASTIC for use in a Madison County, VA, Master Naturalist class. Clearest presentation out of 100''s of sites. | ||
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