Eudicot or Monocot?

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Monocot root.

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Dicot root.

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Dicot stem.

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Monocot stem.

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Monocot bud.

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Dicot bud.

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Sepal.

What part of the flower is this?

<p>What part of the flower is this?</p>
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Petals.

What part of the flower is this? (Large light pink)

<p>What part of the flower is this? (Large light pink)</p>
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Filament and anther. Stamen.

What are the specific names of 2 and 3 and what they called collectively?

<p>What are the specific names of 2 and 3 and what they called collectively?</p>
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Stigma, style, ovule.

What parts of the flower is this?

<p>What parts of the flower is this?</p>
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Because the actual carrot part is a taproot, which is found in eudicots.

Why is the carrot a eudicot?

<p>Why is the carrot a eudicot?</p>
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Eudicot because the veins are branched.

Is this a eudicot or monocot leaf?

<p>Is this a eudicot or monocot leaf?</p>
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Monocot because veins are parallel.

Is this a eudicot or monocot leaf?

<p>Is this a eudicot or monocot leaf?</p>
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Monocot because they have fibrous roots.

Is this a monocot or eudicot root system and why?

<p>Is this a monocot or eudicot root system and why?</p>
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Technical name: Trillium cuneatum

Common name: Sessile Trillium

Monocot.

What is this? Monocot or dicot?

<p>What is this? Monocot or dicot?</p>
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Technical name: Hemerocallis fulva

Common name: Daylilly

Monocot

What is this? Monocot or dicot?

<p>What is this? Monocot or dicot?</p>
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Technical name: Erythronium americanum

Common name: Trout lilies

Monocot

What is this? Monocot or dicot?

<p>What is this? Monocot or dicot?</p>
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Technical name: Phacelia bipinnatifida

Common name: Phacelia

Eudicot

What is this? Monocot or eudicot?

<p>What is this? Monocot or eudicot?</p>
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Technical name: Aesculus plabra

Common name: Ohio buckeye

Eudicot

What is this? Monocot or eudicot?

<p>What is this? Monocot or eudicot?</p>
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Technical name: Prunus serotin

Common name: Black cherry

Eudicot

What is this? Monocot or eudicot?

<p>What is this? Monocot or eudicot?</p>
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Technical name: Morus rubra

Common name: Mulberry

Eudicot

What is this? Monocot or eudicot?

<p>What is this? Monocot or eudicot?</p>
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Technical name: Gossypium hirsutum

Common name: Upland cotton

Eudicot

What is this? Monocot or eudicot?

<p>What is this? Monocot or eudicot?</p>
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Technical name: Cypidpedium acaule

Common name: Pink moccasin flower

Monocot

What is this? Monocot or eudicot?

(this should be pink)

<p>What is this? Monocot or eudicot?</p><p>(this should be pink)</p>
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Technical name: Trillium cernum

Common name: Nodding trillium

Monocot

What is this? Monocot or eudicot?

<p>What is this? Monocot or eudicot?</p>
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Technical name: Ranunculus hispidus

Common name: Buttercup

Eudicot

What is this? Monocot or eudicot?

<p>What is this? Monocot or eudicot?</p>
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They are examples of multiple fruit. They are derived from numerous separate flowers and ovaries that fuse during development. The core is the flower stalk.

What are pineapples examples of?

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They are examples of aggregate fruit. They are derived of many ovaries of a single flower. The gritty portions are from a separate ovary.

What are strawberries examples of?

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