Monocot and Dicot
How are they different?! By Riley Kocher and Miranda Smith
Monocots and dicots are very different.
Monocots and dicots are different. These are different because of the groups. These groups are differentiated by leaves, stems, roots, seeds, and flowers. The leaves veins for the monocot they are parallel. However, for the dicot, the leaves are reticulated. Also, the monocot has only one seed, while the dicot has two seeds. The roots grow randomly into the ground for the dicot. But, the dicot has proper growing and it grows straight down and the roots spread out. The monocots stem is vascular bundles that grow scattered however,the dicots stems grow in vascular bundles that grow in a ring. The dicot's flowers grow in multiples of three but, the dicots flowers grow in multiples of three or four. That's the AMAZING difference between monocots and dicots!!!
A bush
This is one type of monocot or dicot
This is a stem
This stem can be differentiated either by a monocot
or a dicot. Deciding which one is which is tough. However, you can try to find and look very hardly for the characteristics of the two and find it out.
These trees are very important.
These trees can also be differentiated by each characteristics between the two. Like if has one or two seeds, if it the roots grow randomly into the ground or if they grow straight down. Like I said, there are many different ways to find the different types.