Monocots have netted veins on the leaves?

Question

monocots have netted veins on the leaves

Answer 1

No.

Monocots have parallel veins on leaves;

Dicots have a network of veins on leaves.

Answer 2

oriental is rite ..monocots have parallel venation..

Answer 3

No, the netted veins are characteristic of dicots, although there are exceptions.

Answer 4

Hold on a minute.  Some do have "netted" veins.  Read on, please.

Most monocots have parallel venation (major examples would be grasses and irises), and so they would not connect in net pattern.  

However, some monocots such as Trillium have palmate venation.  The veinlets in the leaves of these plants do connect into a "netted" pattern.  Follow the link below to a nice page about trillium, with a picture that shows the leaves.

http://www.naturepark.com/trilinfo.htm

Also fawn lillies (Erythronium) and vanilla plants have veined leaves (see below).

http://www.mon-jardin-ma-passion.be/foto...

http://depts.washington.edu/propplnt/Pla...