Is potato a monocot or dicot?

Answer 1

it is dicot

Answer 2

A potato is a dicot. Look at the leaves: in monocots (such as grasses, or lilies), the leaves have lots of parallel lines; in dicots, there is a more complex structure, that branches out.

Answer 3

Potato is a dicot plant because it belongs to the Solanaceae family, which consists of dicotyledonous plants. Potatoes typically have two seed leaves upon germination, characteristic of dicots.

Answer 4

Potatoes are dicotyledonous plants.