Parallel venation is a characteristic feature of ..........

Monocotyledon

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Dicotyledon

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Pteridophytes

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Solution

The correct option is A Monocotyledon
Parallel venation, in which veins run parallel to one another from base to the tips of the leaf. Reticulate venation in which veins are arranged in a net like a pattern on both sides.
Name of the organism Type of venation
Monocotyledons Parallel
Dicotyledons Reticulate
Pteridophytes Reticulate
Bryophytes The plant body is not differentiated into root, stem, leaves, lack vascular tissue( Xylem and phloem) and there are no veins i.e. .conducting lines, so venation is not present.
So, the correct option is ' Monocotyledonae '

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Name of the organism	Type of venation
Monocotyledons	Parallel
Dicotyledons	Reticulate
Pteridophytes	Reticulate
Bryophytes	The plant body is not differentiated into root, stem, leaves, lack vascular tissue( Xylem and phloem) and there are no veins i.e. .conducting lines, so venation is not present.