ANSWER THE QUESTIONS POSTED IN CLASS

what are the differences between Monocotyledons and dicotyledons? 

The characteristic that distinguishes both groups is found in the seed. In this there is an
embryo with leaves that are called cotyledons.
While dicots have two cotyledons, monocots have only one.

Describe

The root system. Andput some examples types of root (5 at least)

PRIMARY ROOT NAPIFORM ROOT TUBEROUS ROOTS

It is characterized by being a
type of root in which there is a
main root, of much greater
thickness and size, from
which secondary roots of less
length and thickness branch.
The plant contains a large taproot,
which has evolved to be able to
store reserve nutrients and other
vital substances. Therefore, they
are very thick roots and, in
addition, many of them are edible.
Have the ability to expand and
multiply in size by accumulating
reserve substances, but instead of
doing it in a single main root, they
can do so in several deposits. They
are usually called tubers.

ADVENTITIOUS ROOTS FASCICULATED ROOTS

These are roots that grow and develop
above the ground, rather than under it. It
remains in contact with the soil to be able
to absorb nutrients and water from it, but
it expands above it, without burying itself.
They are subdivided into foliar, fibrous
and true adventitious.
Also called atypical or fibrous root. In this
type of roots there is no main root, so all
the branches are equally important and
can reach similar sizes. It is one of the
most common types of roots in gardening
plants.

By: Huamani Lizarbe Anderson wiler