Which of the following is not a difference between monocots and eudicots?

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Flower color varies within both monocots and eudicots and is not a distinguishing characteristic between the two groups. The main differences between monocots and eudicots include the number of flower parts (monocots typically have three or multiples of three, while eudicots typically have four or five), arrangement of veins (monocots have parallel veins while eudicots have branching veins), type of root system (monocots have fibrous roots while eudicots have a taproot system), and number of furrows or pores in pollen (monocots have one furrow or pore, while eudicots have three).

Which of the Following Is Not a Difference Between Monocots