The Two Major Clades of Angiosperms Are Called Monocots and Eudicots

The two major clades of angiosperms are called monocots and eudicots. These plants differ in the number of

A) sperm involved in fertilization.
B) sexes per plant; monocots have one sex per plant, and eudicots have both.
C) sexes per plant; eudicots have male and female plants, and monocots have both sexes in one plant.
D) embryonic cotyledons.
E) tracheid types.