The sunflower, as an eudicot, has a characteristic arrangement of vascular bundles that supports its broad leaves.

Many agricultural crops and garden flowers are eudicots, displaying two embryonic seed leaves.

Recent genetic analyses have clarified relationships among core eudicots, reshaping our understanding of flowering plant evolution.

The field guide described the unfamiliar shrub as a core eudicot rather than an early-diverging angiosperm.

During the field study, she identified a rare eudicotyledon growing along the riverbank.

Taxonomists agreed to group the newly discovered species among the eudicotyledons because they displayed diagnostic pollen and leaf vein patterns.

The botanist examined the eudicotyledoneous specimen to understand its leaf venation patterns.

The eudicotyledonous seedlings developed sturdy stems and broad leaves within a week.