How do Monocot and Eudicot flowers differ?

Answer 1

monocots have flower petals in multiples of 3 or 6, parallel veins in their leaves, and vascular bundles scattered throughout their stems and fibrous (bushy) roots.

Eudicots have flower petals in multiples of 4 or 5, netted veins in their leaves, and vascular bundles on the peremeter of their stems and thick taproots.

Answer 2

A monocot flower has only one cotyledon, and the dicot flower has two cotyledons.

For example, a corn seed can't be split into two parts, while a pea can. The corn seed is a monocot, and the pea is a dicot.

Answer 3

cotyledon:As mono means 1 while coty means cotyledon. Therefore,

in monocot flower embryo has only 1 cotyledon.

while di means two and coty means cotyledon,

so dicot embryo has two cotyledons.

floral parts:in monocots floal parts are always 3 or its multiple.

whereas in dicots floral parts are 4,5 or their multiple.

(floral parts are petals ,sepals , stamen etc)

furrows:monocot pollen has 1 furrow or pore.

3 furrows or pores are present in dicote pollen.

Answer 4

Monocotyledons have their flower petals arranged in groups of three or factors of three (3, 6, 9...). Dicotyledons have their flower petals arranged in groups of four or five.