I see Sarah's shadow! |
What the specimen is: This is a hibiscus flower, but it is also known as rose mallow. It's scientific name is Hibiscus rosa sinensis.
Where we found it: This was found in a nursery. Sarah actually has one of these in her backyard but it isn't in bloom at the moment.
How it relates to dicot plant with a flower and leaf: Hibiscus is a dicotyledon because it's seeds have two embryos The hibiscus flowers also have five petals, a common characteristic of dicot plants.
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