| dicotyledon |
a plant of one of the two major groups of flowering plants (Angiosperms), characterised by a seed with two seed leaves (cotyledons)
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| dicotyledon |
A plant with two cotyledons or seed leaves, netted leaf venation, and branched tap roots. Floral parts occur in groups of 4 or 5.
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| dicotyledon |
a flowering plant whose embryo has two (rarely more) cotyledons (seed leaves). cf. monocotyledon.
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| dicotyledon |
Contains the great majority of flowering plants. Characterized by the presence of two seed leaves, or cotyledons, in the embryo, which is usually surrounded by an endosperm. They generally have broad leaves with netlike veins. They may be small plants such as the daisy and buttercup, shrubs such as the blueberry, or trees such as oak and birch. [WCE]
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| dicotyledon |
Those flowering plants with a pair of first leaves or cotyledons at germination.
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