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What does a monoctyledoneous

12-01-2022
DaturalscieneS
Obmonocotyledoneous Pbnt hes
OA dable 1obed Seed and leores nare
(6)A Single lobed sced and leves hare le
Sheaths
CC) Asingle lobcd seca ond leare hare.
2) Pollinction is
cn The transfer oL Pollern beboveen
b) The traster of Plcnis ofthe Sen
SPecies
a The transfer Of Pollen bebwcen

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