How do magnoliids and basal angiosperms share features of monocots and eudicots?
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They are considered more basal (or primitive) compared to monocots and eudicots. - **Basal Angiosperms**: These are the most primitive flowering plants, including groups like water lilies and Amborella. - **Monocots**: A major group of flowering plants Show more…
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