Seeds

Question 1

is the outer coat of
the seed that protects
the embryonic plant.

Answer 1

Testa

Question 2

Inside the seed is an

Answer 2

embryo,

Question 3

The
protection afforded to the embryo by the tissues of the seed and
fruit increases the probability of survival of ______

Answer 3

progenies

Question 4

It is a tiny pore in
the testa that lies on the
opposite of the tip of the
radicle. It permits water to
enter the embryo before
active germination.

Answer 4

*Micropyle:

Question 5

they are the leaves
of the embryo that provide
nourishment to the developing
plant..

Answer 5

• Cotyledon-

Question 6

This is the embryonic
root which will develop into the
primary root of the plant. It is
usually the first part of the
embryo to push its way out of the
seed during germination.

Answer 6

Radicle

Question 7

MONOCOT

Answer 7

Monocot seeds have a single
cotyledon

• The cotyledon in monocot seeds
  are thin and small
• The endosperm is present
  which stores a large amount of
  food for the embryo

Question 8

DICOT

Answer 8

• Dicot seeds have two distinct
  cotyledons.
• The cotyledons in dicot seeds
  are fleshy and store food
  materials.
• The endosperm is reduced or
  even absent.

Question 9

Monocot seed

Answer 9

one cotyledon

Question 10

Dicot seed

Answer 10

two cotyledon

Question 11

Monocot root

Answer 11

fibrous root

Question 12

Dicot root

Answer 12

taproot

Question 13

Vascular monocot

Answer 13

Scattered

Question 14

Vascular dicot

Answer 14

ringed

Question 15

monocot leaf

Answer 15

parallel veins

Question 16

dicot leaf

Answer 16

net-liked veins

Question 17

Monocot flower

Answer 17

multiple of 3

Question 18

Dicot flower

Answer 18

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