You and a friend are hiking in the woods, and you wish to impress them with your ability to distinguish monocots from dicots. Which of these would be the quickest way to distinguish these two groups? number of cotyledons the number of seeds in the fruit vein patterns on leaves internal stem anatomy fruit structure
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