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Dicot seeds typically have a characteristic two-part structure, known as cotyledons, which store nutrients for the developing plant. The seed coat, or testa, is often thick and protective, providing a barrier against environmental factors. Additionally, dicot seeds usually have a hilum, which is the scar where the seed was attached to the ovule, and a micropyle, a small opening for water absorption during germination. These features help in the seed's survival and successful germination.

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