The following are the functions of the seed coat: (a) It prevents the embryo from getting dehydrated. (b) It protects the embryo from physical damage. (c) It does not allow bacterial or fungal infections to affect the seed. (d) It protects the embryo during seed dispersal.
The following are the functions of the seed coat:
(a) It prevents the embryo from getting dehydrated.
(b) It protects the embryo from physical damage.
(c) It does not allow bacterial or fungal infections to affect the seed.
(d) It protects the embryo during seed dispersal.
Which seed coat is thin and transparent?
Tegmen.
Tegmen.
See lessWhat is a radicle?
It is the lowermost part of embryo axis which is destined to be the root.
It is the lowermost part of embryo axis which is destined to be the root.
See lessName the part of seed which is present in monocot seeds but generally absent in dicot seeds.
Endosperm
Endosperm
See lessWhat is the function of the seed coat?
The following are the functions of the seed coat: (a) It prevents the embryo from getting dehydrated. (b) It protects the embryo from physical damage. (c) It does not allow bacterial or fungal infections to affect the seed. (d) It protects the embryo during seed dispersal.
The following are the functions of the seed coat:
See less(a) It prevents the embryo from getting dehydrated.
(b) It protects the embryo from physical damage.
(c) It does not allow bacterial or fungal infections to affect the seed.
(d) It protects the embryo during seed dispersal.