Dicots (or eudicots in modern classifications) form the largest and most diverse branch of the flowering plants. They are characterised by having two seed leaves (cotyledons), net‑veined leaves, and floral parts often arranged in fours or fives. This group includes many of the world’s most familiar wildflowers, shrubs, and trees. From roses and sunflowers to … Continue reading "Flowering Plants — Angiosperms (Dicots / Eudicots)"
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