Do gram or peas leaves have parallel or reticulate venation?
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Answer Posted / pitambar t. humne
No doubt Pisum sativum (Pea) as a shows reticulate
veination but except few exceptional cases of Monocot. For
example Smilax is Monocot with reticulate veination.
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