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What is the structure of chickpea seeds, and what does it indicate?

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Chickpea seeds split into two cotyledons, indicating they are dicots. These plants also have reticulate venation and taproots.
Class VI Book Curiosity Science Chapter 2 Diversity in the Living World.

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    1. Chickpea seeds split into two cotyledons, indicating they are dicots. These plants also possess reticulate venation and taproots, which are characteristic features of dicotyledonous plants, reflecting their classification and structural adaptations.

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