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monocot

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I forget where I read this but it appears that monocots are going to be the dominant class of plants across the globe, hand-in-hand with climate change. Another interesting parallel in eating seeds is between seeds from angiosperms like pine seeds and those from grasses like wheat.

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a monocotyledonous flowering plant; the stem grows by deposits on its inside

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noun

a monocotyledonous flowering plant; the stem grows by deposits on its inside

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Example sentences

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I forget where I read this but it appears that monocots are going to be the dominant class of plants across the globe, hand-in-hand with climate change. Another interesting parallel in eating seeds is between seeds from angiosperms like pine seeds and those from grasses like wheat.

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> Also, scallions are the only representatives on the tree from the genus Allium in the monocot order Asparagles, which includes many edible species, the leaves of some of which are regularly employed: garlic, leeks, ramps, and onions.

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How do you use monocot in a sentence?

I forget where I read this but it appears that monocots are going to be the dominant class of plants across the globe, hand-in-hand with climate change. Another interesting parallel in eating seeds is between seeds from angiosperms like pine seeds and those from grasses like wheat.

What does monocot mean?

a monocotyledonous flowering plant; the stem grows by deposits on its inside

What part of speech is monocot?

monocot is commonly used as noun.