Question

5. A very young organism, for example a developing plant while it is still inside
the seed.​

Answer 1

Answer:

yes it will grow

it will take time to grow

Explanation:

Answer 2

A very young organism in plant is embryonic tissues.

Explanation:

• Buds, shoots, roots, leaves, and flowers are important components in plant growth; plants produce these tissues and structures throughout their lives from meristems found at the ends of organs or between mature tissues.
• As a result, embryonic tissues are constantly present in a live plant.
• An mammal embryo, on the other hand, will produce all of the bodily parts it will ever have extremely early in its life.
• When an animal is born (or hatches from its egg), it has all of its physical components and will only keep growing and more adult from that point forward.
• Plants and animals, on the other hand, go through a phylotypic stage that originated separately and produces a development constraint that limits morphological variation.
• Embryonic tissue is made up of active-growing cells, and the phrase is typically used to describe the early phases of tissue creation.
• The plant embryo, also known as the seed embryo, is the component of a seed or bud that includes the plant's roots, stem, and leaflets in their earliest forms.
• After a fertilized adult plant blossoms, the embryo develops and is usually encapsulated within a seed or bud.