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Lab Report: Plant Structure Answer each of the following question sets using the resources in the lesson. Type your answer in the space following each question. Add space as needed to fully answer the question. Save your report often. When complete, save your final report in a safe location and upload it to the student drop box when requested. Part 1 Directions: Answer the questions below. 1.What is the characteristic venation pattern of monocots?

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2.What is the characteristic venation pattern of dicots?

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