Compare the monocots and eudicots in the table below:   Monocot Eudicot Number of species     Flower parts     Leaf venation     Vascular bundles in stem  cross section     Roots     Seeds     Secondary Growth (wood and bark)

b Section: Label the structures and tissues of the cross section of the dicot leaf. upper epidermis Label the structures and tissues of the cross section of the monocot leaf.

Fill in the blank. Words choice: • bud scales • nodes • apical meristem • axillary buds • internodes • terminal

For the following descriptions - indicate whether they describe a monocot or a eudicot. -parallel veins in leaves                                             -root system is a taproot                                                -flower organs in groups of 4 or 5                                                -vascular bundles scattered in the stem                                                -capable of woody growth                                                -pollen grain with three openings                                                -embryo with one cotyledon