What are the similarities between seeds and flowers of a dicot and monocot?

Answer 1

They both belong to the Division Angiospermae (flowering plants). They both have pretty much the same floral parts (as well as seed characterisitics), althrough there are noticable differences between them - which distingish them from each other.

They both show or exhibit:

• Flowers (with definite floral parts which have specific functions in sexual reproduction) are the primary reproductive organs.
• Seed production (sexual) is the primary method of reproduction, and embryo's are produced in closed carpels
• True roots, stems and leaves
• Advanced vascular systems

Answer 2

Both dicots and monocots produce seeds as part of their reproductive process. Seeds in both types of plants contain an embryo, endosperm, and seed coat. Additionally, both dicots and monocots produce flowers as part of their reproductive structures, which contain reproductive organs like stamens and pistils.

Answer 3

In both cases, the roots are positvely geotrophic and the shoots are phototrophic. Water, air and temperature is also required in both cases.

Answer 4

In monocots the seedling emerges from the soil through coleoptyle whereas in dicots through plumule.

Answer 5

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