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Is marijuana a dicot or monocot plant?

kahooligie

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13 years ago

Is marijuana a dicot or monocot plant?

Is marijuana a dicot or monocot plant?

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datasian Author

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13 years ago

If the veins in the leaves are parallel like in lawn grass or lillies, it would be a monocot. If not it's a dicot. Take a look,. or look at a picture.

Edit: I hoped to make you think or look at the veins in the leaf, but I guess everyone else just wants to tell you the answer.

julie Author

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13 years ago

Marijuana seeds are dicots (termed because they have 2 cotyledons).

julie Author

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13 years ago

Dicot. It is class magnoliopsida. Monocots are class Monocotyledones. Included a wikipedia source but error 999, won't accept the source when I click submit, as they are overposted.

Rj55

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13 years ago

Its a dicot plant. As we can see Reticulate Venation in its leaves. Its leaves have net like structure of veins.

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