Question: Are pine trees considered monocots or dicots?
Quick Answer: Taxonomists classify pine trees as neither dicots nor monocots. Pine trees are gymnosperms.
Why are Pine Trees Not Considered Dicots or Monocots?
Dicot/Monocot is a classification system used exclusively for flowering plants. Scientists categorize pine trees as gymnosperms. These are non-flowering plants that have exposed seeds. Because pines don’t produce flowers, they cannot be considered monocots or dicots.
Plants Similar to Pine Trees
- Redwood
- Sequoia
- Cyprus
- Cedar
- Juniper
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