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Citrus trees are angiosperms and dicots. Which characteristic would citrus trees have?

Citrus trees are angiosperms and dicots. Which characteristic would citrus trees have?
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Citrus trees are angiosperms and dicots. Which characteristic would citrus trees have?

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Answer:

1. tap roots

2. secondary growth/thickening

3. net venation

4. epigeal germination

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Answer: Herbaceous or woody stems

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