Members of the plant class Magnoliopsida are dicotyledons or dicots. These are flowering plants whose seeds contain two embryonic leaves or cotyledons. Flowering plants that are not dicotyledonous are monocotyledonous, having one embryonic leaf, and are categorized as Liliopsida.

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Apiales Aquifoliales Asterales B Boraginaceae Brassicales C Canellales Caryophyllales Celastrales Cornales

D Dipsacales E Ericales F Fabales G Gentianales Geraniales L Lamiales Laurales M Magnoliales Malpighiales Malvales

M cont. Myrtales O Oxalidales P Piperales R Ranunculales Rosales S Santalales Saxifragales Solanales Z Zygophyllales

Articles in category "Magnoliopsida"

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Dicotyledon A Abatia Aextoxicon Aldrovanda Amborella Ampelopsis Apocynum cannabinum Asteridae Austrobaileyales Autumn Olive B Batales Berberidopsidales Bergamot (herb) Bleeding heart (plant) Buxales C Callitrichales Callitriche Calycerales Caper Cassava D Dicentra Dicentra 'Bacchanal'

D cont. Dipsacales Droseraceae Drosophyllum Dwarf Sundew E Eucommia Euphorbiales F Flacourtiaceae G Garcinia Garryaceae Garryales Grape Gunnera Gunnerales H Hamamelidaceae Hamamelidales Hippuris Hypericum J Japanese knotweed Jovibarba M Mangosteen Mile-a-minute weed Moringa N Nepenthales

P Persicaria bistorta Pinguicula Pink Sundew Pitcher plant Polypompholyx Primulales R Rhamnales Rhubarb Russian Olive S Saxifragales Siberian ginseng Solandra maxima St John's wort Sundew T Theales Trochodendrales U Utricularia V Venus Flytrap Violales Violet (plant) Virginia creeper Vitaceae Vitis vinifera