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    The document discusses the classification of angiosperm plants into monocots and dicots. Monocots are plants that have one cotyledon, fibrous root systems, parallel veined leaves, and flowers with multiples of 3 petals. Examples given are grass and lily. Dicots are plants that have two cotyledons, tap root systems, netted veined leaves, and flowers with multiples of 4 or 5 petals. Examples given are mango and guava. The document provides this information through text and a diagram to classify key differences between monocot and dicot plants.

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    The document discusses the classification of angiosperm plants into monocots and dicots. Monocots are plants that have one cotyledon, fibrous root systems, parallel veined leaves, and flowers with multiples of 3 petals. Examples given are grass and lily. Dicots are plants that have two cotyledons, tap root systems, netted veined leaves, and flowers with multiples of 4 or 5 petals. Examples given are mango and guava. The document provides this information through text and a diagram to classify key differences between monocot and dicot plants.

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    The document discusses the classification of angiosperm plants into monocots and dicots. Monocots are plants that have one cotyledon, fibrous root systems, parallel veined leaves, and flowers with multiples of 3 petals. Examples given are grass and lily. Dicots are plants that have two cotyledons, tap root systems, netted veined leaves, and flowers with multiples of 4 or 5 petals. Examples given are mango and guava. The document provides this information through text and a diagram to classify key differences between monocot and dicot plants.

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    Science - Monocot and Dicot Plants 1

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    Science – Monocot and Dicot Plants “The Frayer Model”

    Read This:
    *Angiosperm plants can be classified into
    monocotyledon(monocot) or
    dicotyledon(Dicot).
    *Monocot- are plants that has only one
    cotyledon.
    1. Monocot Roots – Fibrous roots system.
    Example: Grass

    2. Monocot Leaf – parallel veined.


    Example: Corn

    3. Monocot Flower – multiples of 3 petals. Water Group


    Example: Lily 1. What is Monocot?
    *Dicot- are plants that have two cotyledon. 2. Describe a monocot root.
    1. Dicot Roots – Tap Root system 3. Give an Example
    Example: Mango 4. Give NOT example.
    2. Dicot Leaf – Netted veins
    Example: Guava
    3. Dicot Flower – multiples of 4 petals and
    5 petals.
    Example: Botanical Plant
    Science – Monocot and Dicot Plants
    “The Frayer Model”
    Read This:
    *Angiosperm plants can be classified into
    monocotyledon(monocot) or
    dicotyledon(Dicot).
    *Monocot- are plants that has only one
    cotyledon.
    1. Monocot Roots – Fibrous roots system.
    Example: Grass

    2. Monocot Leaf – parallel veined.


    Example: Corn

    3. Monocot Flower – multiples of 3 petals.


    Fire Group
    Example: Lily
    1. What is Dicot?
    *Dicot- are plants that have two cotyledon.
    2. Describe a Dicot root.
    1. Dicot Roots – Tap Root system
    3. Give an Example
    Example: Mango
    4. Give NOT Example
    2. Dicot Leaf – Netted veins
    Example: Guava
    3. Dicot Flower – multiples of 4 petals and
    5 petals.
    Example: Botanical Plant
    Science – Monocot and Dicot Plants “The Frayer Model”

    Read This:
    *Angiosperm plants can be classified into
    monocotyledon(monocot) or
    dicotyledon(Dicot).
    *Monocot- are plants that has only one
    cotyledon.
    1. Monocot Roots – Fibrous roots system.
    Example: Grass

    2. Monocot Leaf – parallel veined.


    Example: Corn
    Air Group
    3. Monocot Flower – multiples of 3 petals.
    1. What is a Monocot?
    Example: Lily
    2. Describe a Monocot Leaf.
    *Dicot- are plants that have two cotyledon.
    3. Give an Example.
    1. Dicot Roots – Tap Root system
    4. Give NOT Example.
    Example: Mango
    2. Dicot Leaf – Netted veins
    Example: Guava
    3. Dicot Flower – multiples of 4 petals and
    5 petals.
    Example: Botanical Plant Science – Monocot and Dicot Plants
    Read This: “The Frayer Model”
    *Angiosperm plants can be classified into
    monocotyledon(monocot) or
    dicotyledon(Dicot).
    *Monocot- are plants that has only one
    cotyledon.
    1. Monocot Roots – Fibrous roots system.
    Example: Grass

    2. Monocot Leaf – parallel veined.


    Example: Corn

    3. Monocot Flower – multiples of 3 petals.


    Example: Lily
    Earth Group
    *Dicot- are plants that have two cotyledon.
    1. What is a Dicot?
    1. Dicot Roots – Tap Root system
    2. Describe a Dicot Leaf.
    Example: Mango
    3. Give an Example.
    2. Dicot Leaf – Netted veins
    4. Give NOT Example.
    Example: Guava
    3. Dicot Flower – multiples of 4 petals and
    5 petals.
    Example: Botanical Plant

    Science – Monocot and Dicot Plants


    “The Frayer Model”
    Read This:
    *Angiosperm plants can be classified into
    monocotyledon(monocot) or
    dicotyledon(Dicot).
    *Monocot- are plants that has only one
    cotyledon.
    1. Monocot Roots – Fibrous roots system.
    Example: Grass

    2. Monocot Leaf – parallel veined.


    Example: Corn

    3. Monocot Flower – multiples of 3 petals.


    Example: Lily Lightning Group
    *Dicot- are plants that have two cotyledon. 1. What is a Monocot?
    1. Dicot Roots – Tap Root system 2. Describe a Monocot Flower.
    Example: Mango 3. Give an Example.
    2. Dicot Leaf – Netted veins 4. Give NOT Example.
    Example: Guava
    3. Dicot Flower – multiples of 4 petals and
    5 petals.
    Example: Botanical Plant
    Science – Monocot and Dicot Plants
    “The Frayer Model”
    Read This:
    *Angiosperm plants can be classified into
    monocotyledon(monocot) or
    dicotyledon(Dicot).
    *Monocot- are plants that has only one
    cotyledon.
    1. Monocot Roots – Fibrous roots system.
    Example: Grass

    2. Monocot Leaf – parallel veined.


    Example: Corn

    3. Monocot Flower – multiples of 3 petals.


    Example: Lily Thunder
    *Dicot- are plants that have two cotyledon. 1. What is a Dicot?
    1. Dicot Roots – Tap Root system 2. Describe a Dicot Flower.
    Example: Mango 3. Give an Example.
    2. Dicot Leaf – Netted veins 4. Give NOT Example.
    Example: Guava
    3. Dicot Flower – multiples of 4 petals and
    5 petals.
    Example: Botanical Plant
    Quiz Time
    Direction: Write Monocot or Dicot

    _____ 1. Parallel veined leaf


    _____ 2. Flowers have multiples of 3 petals.
    _____ 3. Santol have a tap root system.
    _____ 4. The Aratiles leaves have netted
    veins.
    _____ 5. The carabao grass have fibrous
    root system.

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