Biology, asked by purnajamatia121986, 1 year ago

What constitues the tigellum?

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Answered by joshiharshin

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what is tigellum? It is the main axis or stalk of the embryo and lies between between root and plumule. One end of the tigellum bulges out of cotyledons and lies next to micropyle and is called radicle. The other end of tigellum is the feathery plumule .

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