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Why sugarcane was first classified as a monocot plant?

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Sugarcane plant is classified as a Monocot plant because of the presence of the following characteristics:

1. It has a parallel venetion.
2. It is made up of 1 cotyledons.
3. It has a fibrous root system.

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