Question

Which of the given is found in sunflower?

Single cotyledon

Two cotyledons

Scutellum

Diploid endosperm​

Answer 1

Answer:

Two cotyledons.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Two cotyledons

Explanation:

• All sunflowers (Helanthus annus) are dicots, they're dicotyledonous, meaning they need two cotyledons (baby leaves) when their seed germinates.

• Sunflower (Helianthus) belongs to asteraceae of dicotyledons.

• A dicot embryo has an embryonal axis and a couple of cotyledons attached there to laterally. therefore the number of cotyledons in sunflower are going to be two.  

• The cotyledon is additionally knowns as 'seed leaf' or 'embryonic leaf'.

• Embryonic leaf may be a distinct part within the embryo of seed-bearing plants.

• These are the primary leaves that grow during germination.