Biology, asked by siya7061, 11 months ago

what are endospermic and non-endospermic seeds? give one example of each​


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Answered by niral
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Answer:

Explanation:

ENDOSPERMIC SEED

The word endosperm means "seed within", so, literally speaking, an endospermic seed would have seed within the seed. A non-endospermic seed, therefore, would NOT have seed within the seed. As plant embryos develop, they need some source of food.  Our world has two types of seeds, endospermic and non-endospermic.

examples are - Zea mays,barley,rice,wheat,onion.

NON-ENDOSPERMIC SEED

In non-endospermic seed, endosperm is absent.food is stored in cotyledons.

suspensor,haustoria substitute the endosperm.

examples are - pea,bean,gram,jack fruit,mustard,sunflower.


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Answered by saksham986
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the endosperic is mature seed coofee is an example and non endospermic is imature seed and vallishna is an example


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