What Is the difference between Monocot and Dicot?

How are monocots and dicots alike and different?

The Major Difference Between Monocot and Dicot is that Monocots have only one seed leaf inside the seed coat and have often only a thin leaf because the endosperm to feed the new plant is not inside the seed leaf while dicots have two seed leaves inside the seed coat and are usually flat and rounded.

what is the difference between Monocot and Dicot?

	Dicot Seed	Monocot Seed
1.	seeds contain two cotyledons.	Seeds contain one cotyledon.
2.	they have 3–5 petals and Sepals.	they have 3–5 petals or Tepals.
3.	The fibrous root system is found.	A taproot system is found.
4.	it has Root Phloem between arms of Xylem.	have root Xylem and Phloem in a ring.
5.	secondary growth can occur.	No secondary growth can occur.
6.	Perianth Distinctly two whorls.	Perianth, not distinctly two whorls.
7.	the flower part for dicot is fours or fives and their multiples.	the flower part present in threes and multiples of three also.
8.	vascular bundles are present in the form of a distinct ring.	the vascular bundles are scattered in the stem.
9.	flowers are pentamerous.	flowers are tetramerous.
10.	Petals and Sepals Distinctly color.	Petals or Tepals distinctly colored.
11.	their leaf veins make a net pattern or venation.	the leaf veins form a parallel pattern or venation.

What are the Monocot Plants?

These plants produce seeds that consist of only one segment like Maize are called Monocot plants. they have single cotyledon with narrow long leaf having parallel veins and vascular bundles scattered. monocotyledons are always had flower parts in multiples of threes.

Examples of monocot Plants:

are orchids, lilies, grasses, bananas, and palm trees.

What are Dicot Plants?

Those plants which produce seeds comprising two segments like gram are called dicot plants. the dicots have double or two cotyledons having a broadleaf network of veins. they have a ring of vascular bundles with flower parts in multiples of five and four.