Question

2. Differentiate between monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous seeds with respect to
a. number of cotyledons.
b. thickness of the cotyledons.
c. endosperm.
d. plumule and plumule leaves.​

Answer 1

monocots have only 1 cotyledon in their seed

while dicots have 2 cotyledons

in monocots the cotyledon is very reduced due to presence of abundant endosperm while cotyledon content in dicots is more as compared to monocots due to reduced or negligible amount of endosperm