Monocot and Dicot plants

How can we classify the plants according to their seeds in this division?

Monocot and Dicot plants How are the seeds of these types of plants?

Monocot and Dicot plants Which division of plants does this plant come under?

Monocot and Dicot plants How is the root system of these types of plants?

Monocot and Dicot plants Give some examples of these types of plants?

Monocot and Dicot plants How the venations are present on the leaves of these types of plants?

Dicot Plants What are the characteristics of the above plants in terms of seed?

Question based on paragraph While playing in a garden, Rahul noticed some ornamental plants. When he observed them carefully, he found some Powdery spots on the posterior surface of leaflets of plant. He was curious to observe the flowers or fruits of these plants, but he could not find any of these. If Rahul considers ‘the presence or absence of Organs’ as a criteria to classify this plant, which are the possible divisions?

Monocot Plants What are the characteristics of the above plants in terms of type of seed?

Onion cells have no chloroplast. How can we tell they are plants?

Paragraph based questions : Read the following paragraph and answer, the questions based on it. The presence or absence of organs is the first, criterion for classification of plants. The presence or absence of separate conducting tissues for conduction of water and food is the next consideration for classification. Do the plants bear seeds? If they do then, whether the seeds are enclosed in a fruit or not is also an important criterion for classification. Finally, plants are grouped depending upon the number of cotyledons in the seeds. In 1883, Eichler, a botanist, classified the Kingdom Plantae into two sub-kingdoms. As a result, two sub-kingdoms, cryptogams and phanerogams were considered for plant classification. What are the groups of plants classified according to the number of cotyledons?