Both lycopodium and equisetum have strobili, roots, and rhizomes. What did you learn in this exercise that enables you to distinguish these two plants? Give the genus of this plant Label the structure indicated

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Q: Why do roots of manyswamp plants have a specialmorphology?

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A: The differences between monocot and dicot plants are given below.

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Q: Where in the leaves is thephotosynthetic tissue oftenlocated?

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