Question

what is inside a seed?

Answer 1

Answer:

“Seed Leaves” These are the first little leaves that you see when the plant sprouts. They are fully formed, inside the seed.

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Answer 2

A seed usually contains an embryo and one or two cotyledons.

• In a monocot seed such as maize, there is only one cotyledon or seed leaf. This provides nutrition to the embryo in the seed. The embryo results from the fusion of a male gamete from pollen with an ova of a female plant.
• In a dicot seed, for example, mango, two cotyledons shield the embryo. They also serve the function of providing it nutrition until germination.
• In both monocot and dicot seeds the embryo is divided into two parts- the upper plumule that grows into the shoot and the lower radical that grows into the root.