The answer is B I'm pretty sure of it.
False!
Both dicots and monocots belong to the angiosperms. The angiosperms (the flowering plants) are divided into two classes - the dicots and monocots. Some of the main differences between these two groups are:
- The monocots have only one cotyledon in the seed while the dicots have two cotyledons in the seed.<span>
</span>- The monocots have <span>parallel leaf veins while the dicots have reticulated leaf veins.
- The monocots have </span>petals in multiples of three while the dicots have petals in multiples of four of five.
<span>- In the monocots, secondary growth is absent. In the dicots, secondary growth is often present.</span>