Objective: 1-22-15 -Identify the differences between monocots and dicots -Review plant structures common with each.

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Objective: Identify the differences between monocots and dicots -Review plant structures common with each

Monocot vs. Dicot What is the difference?

Seeds Monocot- one cotyledon, never emerges above soil Dicot- two cotyledons, emerge above soil as two seed leaves

Roots Monocot- fibrous root system; looks like a mop Dicot- tap root system with small secondary roots

Stem Structure Monocot- scattered vascular bundles Dicot- vascular bundles form an outer ring

Flowers Monocot- petals in 3’s or 6 Dicot- petals in 4 or 5, or multiples up to 10

Leaf Structure Monocot- parallel veins Dicot- netlike veins

You decide… Monocot or Dicot?

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You Try… #5- Monocot or Dicot #6- HW= Trace the item back to a plant

Monocot or Dicot?

Flower Structure

Pollination