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The two kinds of angiosperms are monocots and dicots

Explanation:

Angiosperms are flowering, fruit-bearing Tree or plant. These plants for has ovules that develop within an enclosed ovary. It also known as Magnoliophyta. Depending upon the kind of cotyledon, these angiosperms are divided into two types namely

Monocotyledonous plants:

The monocots have some Unique characteristics like the presence of adventitious roots, leaves with parallel venation, and trimerous flowers. The number of vascular bundles is more and is closed.

Examples, bamboos, sugarcane plants, banana, cereals, lilies etc.

Dicotyledonous plants:

The dicotyledonous plants as the name suggests it has two cotyledons with a tap root system. The leaves has reticulate venation. Flowers can be either tetramerous or pentamerous. Vascular bundles are generally arranged in a ring and number between two to six.

Examples : Grapes, Dandelions, Sunflower, Tomatoes, and Potatoes etc.