This group's U2AF35 homologs include atU2AF35a and b, and gmU2AF35b.  
This group's U2AF35 homologs include atU2AF35a and b, and gmU2AF35b.  One of the most commonly used examples of this group of plants contains remarkably high levels of ricin in its seeds, and another is notable for the patterns in its spirals of florets.  Members of a "higher" order of this group are classified by the presence of triporate pollen.  Their vascular bundles are arranged in a ring, and they are also characterized by netlike vein patterns, as well as particularly broad leaves.  FTP, name this major division of flowering plant whose embryos have two seed leaves.
This group's U2AF35 homologs include atU2AF35a and b, and gmU2AF35b.  
{dicot}yledons or {Dicotyledonae} [accept {plants that have two cotyledons} or equivalents]