Question

34. In the monocotyledonous seeds the endosperm is
separated from the embryo by a distinct layer known as
(a) testa
(b) aleuron layer
(c) coleoptile (d) scutellum.​

Answer 1

Answer:

In monocotyledonous seeds the endosperm is separated from the embryo by a distinct layer known as testa.

Explanation:

Testa is an Italian word which means head.

Testa is a tough coat which encloses the embryo of the seed.

This testa protects seed from unfavourable conditions.

It also helps seed during dormancy and controls germination.

Answer 2

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