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120° symmetry
"Steve" wrote in message ... "Guy King" wrote in message ... I've got these sunflower seedlings - most of which like the one in the bottom of the picture have two cotyledons and paired leaves. It is tricotyledonous, most flowering plants are bicotyledons and grasses are monocotyledons. It will probably have a thickened stem and you may get some odd shaped flowers. I've got this on two of my Shirley tomato seedlings - I'm going to be interested to see how it affects fruiting. |
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