Monocots vs Dicots Flashcards

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Give examples of plants that are monocots?

A

Grass, wheat, corn, and rice

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Give examples of plants that are dicots

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Maples, oaks, magnolias

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3
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What is a cotyledon?

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A cotyledon is the seed leaf

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4
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What is the radicle?

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The part of the seed that will become the root and ends up elongating and growing downwards

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5
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What is the coleoptile?

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A sheath that encloses the shoot of the embryo. Its function is to provide protection to the developing shoot while passing through the soil

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What is the function of the endosperm?

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Reserves materials and food for the developing embryo

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How many cotyledons does a monocot and dicot have?

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Monocot: 1 Dicot: 2

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What is the leaf venation of a monocot and dicot?

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Monocot: Parallel Dicot: Broad

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What root system do monocots have and what are they?

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Fibrous roots. They do not have large primary roots but many small roots near the surface

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10
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What class of plants have monocots and dicots?

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Angiosperms

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What root system do dicots have and what are they?

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Taproots. They have one main part that is very large and small roots spread out from it

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What type of stems do monocots and dicots have?

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Monocots: Herbaceous Dicots: either herbaceous or woody

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