Question

Explain structure of monocot seed with labeled diagram and examples.

Answer 1

Answer:the diagram repersents the growing process of a seed to a plant even though it's not shown

Explanation:

Answer 2

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1. The aim of fertilisation is to produce seed.
2. Seeds are most efficient means of propagation in plants.
3. Seeds grow to new plants.

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• A small embryo lies at one end of endosperm.

• The monocot like creals have large endosperm.

• The outer most layer of endosperm contains mainly protein.

• The embryo has a single cotyledon.

• The cotyledon is known as scutellum.

• A short axis is present lateral to the cotyledon.

• The upper part of the axis is plumule.

• The lower part is radicle.

• Many seeds are albuminous.

• Albuminous or endospermic seeds are the one in which the embryo does not completely consume endosperm.

• Some monocots can be exalbumious too.

• In Exalbumious seeds embryo consumes endosperm.

Example- Maize, Rice etc.