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This is the tiny opening in a seed

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Answered by tilochna766013

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the tiny opening in seed is known as microphyle

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Answered by guptasumankumar711

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microphyle

Explanation:

A tiny hole, called the microphyle, found along the seam of the seed, allows water to enter the seed, softening it so the embryo can break through the covering and begin to germinate.

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This is the tiny opening in a seed​

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the tiny opening in seed is known as microphyle

This is the tiny opening in a seed