Differentiate between a gram seed and maize seed with respect to their root, stem, leaf, flower and seed structure - Science - Diversity in Living Organisms

Question

Differentiate between a gram seed and maize seed with respect to
their root, stem, leaf, flower and seed structure

Ganti Amrutha Varshini · Accepted Answer

Dear student,

Dicot(Gram)
Monocots(Maize)

The seeds of these plants have
two cotyledons

The seeds of these plants have a single
cotyledon

The leaves have reticulate
venation
The leaves have parallel
venation

The dicot plants mostly have tap
root system
Monocot plants have mostly
fibrous root system

Secondary growth is present

Secondary growth often absent

Flower parts are in multiples of four
or five
Flower parts are in multiples of
three

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*Dicot(Gram)*	Monocots(Maize)
The seeds of these plants have two cotyledons.	The seeds of these plants have a single cotyledon.
The leaves have reticulate venation.	The leaves have parallel venation.
The dicot plants mostly have tap root system.	Monocot plants have mostly fibrous root system
Secondary growth is present.	Secondary growth often absent.
Flower parts are in multiples of four or five.	Flower parts are in multiples of three.

Differentiate between a gram seed and maize seed with respect to their root, stem, leaf, flower and seed structure.