No, cactus plants aren't monocots. Monocotyledonous plants have only one leaf in the embryonic stage of growth. Cactus plants have two leaves, which is the hallmark of dicotyledonous plants. In fact, cactus plants are members of the Magnoliopsida class and Caryophyllales order as dicotyledonous flowering plants.
Well, I think cacti are monocots so I would think this one would be as well, but please don't just rely on my answer!
Cacti are dicot. They contain tap roots which are indicitive of dicots. Monocot contain fibrous roots like grasses and palm trees. Their flower parts are in multiples of 4 or 5 as well.
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well dicot is a flowering plant/tree monocot is a seed plant/tree so a birch tree would be a monocot.
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it is a dicot
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its a dicot because we discussed it in school and its leaves is obvious that its a dicot :hi im cyrine dar of malate catholic school this answer is true