Even the largest monocots like palm trees cannot approach the size of the largest woody eudicot species because they lack

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The largest woody eudicot species are able to achieve their massive size thanks to secondary growth, which allows them to continue growing in girth over time. Monocots like palm trees do not undergo secondary growth, and so cannot achieve the same large diameters as woody eudicots.

Even the Largest Monocots Like Palm Trees Cannot Approach the Size