Monocot and Dicot Plants - MeitY OLabs

[@debrtx]

Very clear film, great explanation, and clear pronunciation. I will use this as part of our homeschool study on plants. We live in desert, so this film beneficial for students to study all types of plants. Keep up the great work. Thank you.

[@harshavlogs3478]

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[@messilatinus]

Nicely explained!

[@nasrabashir9697]

nice and clear

[@dmacosta1]

Thank you for posting

[@ayeshanadeem1845]

good video but u describe petals and sepal of orchid flower wrong. the lower ones are sepals and upper one are petals and the thing u told about lebellum was right because they are modification of petals.

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[@purbaleekashyap2590]

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[@ArsonistArborist]

seems nice and easy to understand. But I don't know if the venation section is accurate? You say parallel venation means its a monocot. I think this is probably most of the time, but not always? Take the gingko biloba for instance. Its veins have a parallel orientation, but I don't think its a monocot, is it?

[@TheLabcurator]

there are always exceptions.

[@sapnapunmagar1060]

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[@calais321]

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[@gyanchandbhagat8206]

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42k views just 200 likes. :-(. a big like from me.

[@shivamvashist4797]

Thank so much

[@Mohdhasanrizvi1]

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[@isaiasesquivel4650]

excelentes enbestigacion monocotylidon y dicotilidon

[@anshikagupta6500]

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[@ramadevi311]

good video