Structure of Monocot Seed
Asked by Deepika Patel · 2 years ago
What are the main parts of a monocotyledonous seed?
1 Answer
A monocotyledonous seed typically consists of three main parts:
1. Seed coat: The outer protective layer
2. Endosperm: The food storage tissue
3. Embryo: Contains a single cotyledon, plumule (shoot tip), and radicle (root tip)
The single cotyledon in monocot seeds is usually large and absorbs nutrients from the endosperm during germination.
1. Seed coat: The outer protective layer
2. Endosperm: The food storage tissue
3. Embryo: Contains a single cotyledon, plumule (shoot tip), and radicle (root tip)
The single cotyledon in monocot seeds is usually large and absorbs nutrients from the endosperm during germination.
NEET Faculty · 2 years ago
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