explain the development of dicot embryo
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The zygote divides to form two-celled proembryo. The lower tier of four cells of octant gives rise to hypocotyl and radicle whereas four cells of the upper-tier form the plumule and the one or two cotyledons. ... The hypophysis by further division gives rise to the part of radicle and root cap.
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The zygote divides to form two-celled proembryo. The lower tier of four cells of octant gives rise to hypocotyl and radicle whereas four cells of the upper-tier form the plumule and the one or two cotyledons. ... The hypophysis by further division gives rise to the part of radicle and root cap.
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