Angiosperm Classification: Dicots vs Monocots — NEET Biology
📚 Practice ConceptThe angiosperms are divided into two classes – the dicotyledons and the monocotyledons.
Observe the two plant images (A and B) shown below: Column II – Plant Group 1. Dicotyledon 2. Monocotyledon 3. Gymnosperm 4. Pteridophyte
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Correct answer: A — A–1, B–2
A – Dicotyledon: The plant shows broad leaves with reticulate venation, presence of branching, and flowers with petals in multiples of 5 – all typical features of dicots. B – Monocotyledon: The plant has narrow, strap-like leaves with parallel venation and unbranched growth – diagnostic of monocots. Gymnosperms and pteridophytes were included to mislead; neither plant in the images shows cones (gymnosperms) or spore-producing fronds (pteridophytes).
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