Question

arrange in correct sequence seed coat bursts,hypocotyl elongates,radicle grows downward,hypocotyl forms loop above the soil,epicotyl elongates​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

seed coat,burst,radicle grows downward,hypocotyl forms loop, hypocotyl elongates epicotyl elongates

Answer 2

The correct sequence is as follows.

• During the process of germination of a dicotyledonous seed, the seed coat first bursts or erupts by endosmosis of water.
• The radical grows downward and starts the formation of the plant root.
• As the plumule begins to grow, the hypocotyl present between the two cotyledons forms a loop to help push them above the soil.
• Once the cotyledons emerge out, the hypocotyl elongates to begin formation of primary shoot.
• The epicotyl present above both cotyledons elongates during early development to extend the length of the shoot.