SEEDS

Question 1

The structure that develops from the ovule after fertilization

Answer 1

Seeds

Question 1

Parts of the Seed

Answer 1

Seed Coats
Endosperm
Embryo

Question 2

The covering of the Seed

Made up of the testa derived from the outer integument and the tegmen from the inner integument

Answer 2

Seed Coats

Question 3

Associated with the seed coat are:

Answer 3

Hilum
Micropyle
Raphe

Question 4

Scar on the Seed Coat

Answer 4

Hilum

Question 5

Small Opening near the Hilum

Answer 5

Micropyle

Question 6

Ridge located on the Testa

Answer 6

Raphe

Question 7

Derives from the primary endosperm cell and contains the stored food of the seed

Answer 7

Endosperm

Question 8

This is the young plant inside the seed with the following parts: Cotyledon, Epicotyl, and Hypocotyl

Answer 8

Embryo

Question 9

Embryo is the young plant inside the seed with the following parts:

Answer 9

Cotyledon
Epicotyl
Hypocotyl

Question 10

One or two seeded leaves

Answer 10

Cotyledon

Question 11

Part of the embryo above the point of attachment of the cotyledons; its growing tip, the plumule, constitutes the first bud

Answer 11

Epicotyl

Question 12

Part of the embryo below the point of attachment of the cotyledons; its growing tip, the radicle give rise to the primary root

Answer 12

Hypocotyl

Question 13

Types of Seed based on the location of the stored food

Answer 13

Endospermic Seeds(Albuminous Seeds)
Non-endospermic Seeds(Exalbuminous Seeds)

Question 14

Endosperm is present for food storage

Answer 14

Endospermic/Albuminous Seeds

Question 15

Endosperm is absent

Answer 15

Non-endospermic/Exalbuminous Seeds

Question 16

Types of Seeds based on the number of cotyledons

Answer 16

Dicotyledonous Seeds
Monocotyledonous Seeds

Question 17

With 2 cotyledons

Answer 17

Dicotyledonous

Question 18

With 1 cotyledon

Answer 18

Monocotyledonous