Flowering plants may be divided into ______ , reflecting embryo characteristics.

Dicots and monocots
SAMs and RAMs
Annuals and perennials
Plans with primary meristems and plants with secondary meristems
Herbaceous plants and woody plants

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Dicots and monocots

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Did you know that flowering plants can be divided into different categories based on their embryo characteristics? One common classification is dicots and monocots, which differentiate plants based on the number of cotyledons in their embryos. Another classification is SAMs (shoot apical meristems) and RAMs (root apical meristems), which refers to the regions where new growth occurs. Flowering plants can also be classified as annuals or perennials, based on their lifespan. Additionally, plants can be categorized as those with primary meristems (responsible for primary growth) or those with secondary meristems (responsible for secondary growth). Lastly, flowering plants can be distinguished as herbaceous (soft-stemmed) or woody, based on the composition and texture of their stems.