Question

What is defination for seedling?

Answer 1

Answer:

A seedling is a young sporophyte especially one that develops from an embryo from a seed. Seedlings emerge from seed that germinates. Germination is the process that leads to the sprouting of a seedling from a seed of a spermatophyte, i.e. gymnosperm or angiosperm.

Seedling is useful for our life.

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Answer 2

Seeds are the byproducts of plant reproduction. The process of germination transforms these into new plants, or seedlings. 'To sprout' is the meaning.

Explanation:

A seedling is a juvenile sporophyte that develops from a plant embryo. The germination of the seed is the first step in the development of the seedling. The radicle (embryonic root), the hypocotyl (embryonic shoot), and the cotyledons are the three primary elements of a typical early seedling (seed leaves).

The process through which a plant grows from a seed is known as germination. Seeds develop into seedlings, which ultimately develop into plants. The Radicle is the most important element of the seedling (embryonic root). The cotyledons and the plumule (embryonic shoot) (seed leaves).