Q. At the two ends of the embryonical axis
A) Radicle is present
B) Plumule is present
C) Both (a) and (b)
D) None of these
Explanation
The embryo consists of an axis to which are attached one cotyledon (monocotyledonous seed) or two (dicotyledonous seeds) seed leaves or cotyledons. The place of attachment of cotyledons on the embryo axis bears radicle or embryonic root. The other end contains plumule or embryonic bud
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