Question

(b) What is inside a seed? Explain and draw.​

Answer 1

Answer:

it contains the embryo and the two or one cotyledons

Explanation:

please mark as the brainliest

his is a crude diagram,

Answer 2

Answer:

A seed has three parts:

• Seed Coat
• Endosperm
• Embryo

Explanation:

• The seed coat of cereals like maize is membranous and often united with the fruit wall, which is known as Hull.
• Endosperm is a thick substance that stores food. Monocotyledonous seeds are usually endospermic, however some, such as those found in orchids, are not.
• A proteinous layer called the aleurone layer separates the embryo from the outer coat of endosperm.
• The embryo is a tiny cell that sits in a groove at one end of the endosperm.
• Scutellum: This cotyledon is big and shield-shaped.
• Plumule and radicle are the two ends of the embryonic axis.
• The plumule and radicle are sheathed in the coleoptile and coleorhiza. They're called coleoptile and coleorhiza, respectively.