If a plant has netted veins in its leaf, four stamens in its flower, and a taproot, it is probably in what class flowering plants?
a) monocotyledonae (monocots).
b) dicotyledonae (dicots).

The correct answer will be option B - Dicotyledonae (Dicots).

Explanation:

The characters given in the conditions are the features of the Dicot plants as the Dicot plants posses:

1. Taproot- the root structure with primary, secondary and tertiary divisions.

2. Reticulate venation- the veins present in the leaves appear netted.

3. Number of stamens- the number of stamens or any other floral parts are present in the multiples of four and five.

Thus, option B - Dicotyledonae (Dicots) is the correct answer.

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