Is mango a monocot or dicot?

Answer: A mango is referred to as a dicot plan because of the following reasons:

• The mango plant contains two cotyledons on every one of its fruit, making it a dicot.
• Its cotyledons may preserve food and thus are meaty.
• The double seed coat, consisting of the exterior test as well as the interior legmen linked to a hilum, protects the embryo.
• Every stem of its leaf is parallel.