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dicotyledon Also called dicot. An angiosperm which has two cotyledons (seed leaves). Mature dicotyledons develop leaves with a branching network of veins, in contrast to monocotyledons which normally have parallel veins. African Violets are dicotyledons.
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dicoelous 1. Concave or hollowed out on two sides. 2. Containing two cavities.
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dicotyledon One of the two groups of angiosperms, the other being the monocotyledons. Dicots (as they are affectionately known for short) are characterized by the presence of only two seed leaves when they first sprout (di = two, cotyledon = seed leaf). Dicots usually have flower parts in fours and fives, and leaves are usually net-veined rather than having parallel veins.
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dicotyledon A plant having two seed-leaves only.
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