Monocots vs Dicots

Sort the following items below between Monocot and Dicot plants Monocots one seed leaf fibrous root parallel venation 12 petals 6 petals 3 petals Dicots 2 seed leaves taproot net-like venation 4 petals 5 petals Monocot vascular bundle Dicot Leaf Fibrous Root Tap Root Cotyledon seed leaf Seed Coat both monocots and dictos are covered by this Endosperm source of reserve materials and food for the developing embryo Germination when the seed begins to sprout Coleoptile sheath encloses the shoot of the embryo Dicots Maples Oaks Magnolias Monocots Grasses Wheat Corn Rice In the spring and under appropriate conditions the radicle , the part of the seed that will become the root, begins to elongate and grow downward. Meanwhile, the coleoptile begins to grow upward. The primary function of the coleoptile is to provide protection to the developing shoot as it is passing through the soil. Extending out from the coleoptile is the shoot. Label the following below using the terms I left below. ALL LOWERCASE LETTERS!!! root, seed coat, shoot, leaves, cotyledon cotyledon seed coat shoot leaves root Label the picture using the terms I left you below!! all lowercase letters! leave, endosperm, cotyledon, shoot, seed coat, coleoptile seed coat shoot coleoptile cotyledon endosperm leave Do you feel that you can successfully distinguish between monocots and dicots after this exercise? They will most likely show up on the final. Please write a response below.