dicotyledonous

Examples from literature

As many of the dicotyledons are trees or shrubs that lose their leaves annually, special leaves are developed for the protection of the young leaves during the winter. 
Dicotyledons have bark, wood, and pith, and grow by producing a new ring of wood outside the old. 
I will describe as examples the reproduction of a moss, a fern, and a dicotyledon. 
Nearly all of the dicotyledons may be placed in one of two great divisions distinguished by the character of the petals. 

Examples of dicotyledon

dicotyledon
Transects from the crabless zone contained twice the density and diversity of dicotyledons, and three times the seedling density, than transects from the crab zone.
During the spring period no one host appeared to be preferred, with both mono- and dicotyledons supporting populations.
To examine whether larval migration was as efficient on heather as on a monocotyledon or on a structurally simple dicotyledon we undertook a second experiment.
The diversity of dicotyledons was also relatively low when compared to the crabless zone with only 46 species identified representing 38 genera and 25 families.
A certain parallelism can be traced in the changes of seed properties in plants of higher taxa, such as angiosperms and gymnosperms, or monocotyledons and dicotyledons.
While the number o f species diminished following crop residue application, i t increased strongly following the application of fertilizer that enhanced the seed bank of dicotyledons and largeseeded annuals.
It is easy to germinate, having two-lobed dicotyledons.
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