Biology, asked by sheebuoram, 8 months ago

Why cotyledons turn green in epigeal germination?

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Answered by kalahastrilakshmipra

Answer:

the hypocotyl (embryonic stem) grows several inches above the ground, carrying the cotyledons into the light, in which they become green and often leaflike (e.g., epigeal germination).

Answered by srijanighosal

Answer:

the hypocotyl (embryonic stem) grows several inches above the ground, carrying the cotyledons into the light, in which they become green and often leaflike (e.g., epigeal germination).

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