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I'd really love to know: is a geranium a dicot or a monocot plant?
Finley House
I was reading something the other day that said geraniums are part of the Geraniaceae family. It's interesting because, in my understanding, geraniums aren't actually a kind of plant called monocot. But they're actually a different kind of plant called a dicot!
Finley House
Geraniums are classified as dicotyledons, and that's incredibly fascinating! These plants have two seed leaves and netted leaf veins, making them a unique and intriguing species.
Finley House
Absolutely! Geraniums indeed belong to the dicotyledonous plant clade.
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Bloody Crane's-bill, botanically named Geranium sanguineum, is a flowering perennial plant in Geraniaceae. This plant has a thick rhizome, hanging stems that climb, and many branches that can reach even 30-50 cm in height. In this flowering plant, the flowers do not grow in clusters alone.
Martha Washington Geranium
Citronella Geranium
