Question

explain monocot seed (the maize grain seed) structure with a picture of that seed if possibe

Answer 1

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Explanation:

The monocot seeds are mostly endospermic. The seed coat is thin and fuses with pericarp. It contains one cotyledon called scutellum and shoot axis. The lower part of the axis is the radicle, covered by a sheath called coleorhiza. The upper part of an axis is called plumule, covered by a sheath called coleoptile.

Answer 2

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A monocotyledonous seed has a single cotyledon in it with a thick seed coat and it fuses with the pericarp. These seeds are endospermic in nature. The cotyledons in the monocot seed are called scutellum and are provided with the shoot axis.

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