1. Seeds
The seed is a stage in the life cycle of a flowering plant (angiosperms)

2. Seed types Monocot seeds and Dicot seeds
Example of a monocot seed is a corn seed
Example of a Dicot seed is an apple seed
Dicot
Monocot

3. Parts of a monocot seed Corn seed
Seed coat - protects the seed
Endosperm - surrounds the embryo and stores food.
Cotyledon - absorb nutrients from the endosperm and transport it to the plant.

5. Dicot Bean Seed and Monocot Corn Seed

6. Roots of Angiosperms
Dicots have one long thick root called a taproot with secondary small roots growing from it.

7. Monocot Roots
The monocot root is made up of small branching fibers

8. Stems
Stems contain tubes with veins that carry food down to the plant’s roots and water and minerals upward to the leaves.
The bundles of veins within a monocot stem are scattered.
The bundle of veins of a dicot stem are arranged in a neat circle

9. Leaves Leaves of a Monocot plant have parallel veins
Leaves of a Dicot plant have intersecting veins that form a branching pattern.
Dicot leaf
Monocot leaf

10. Flowers Monocot flowers have parts that are in three petals
Dicot flowers have four or five petals.
Dicot flower
Monocot flower

11. Dicot angiosperms