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  • ICAR and TNAU E-Course Summarized

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  • During germination radical and plumule develop from:

    Question: During germination radical and plumule develop from:

    Options:

    Embryo
    Endosperm
    Hilum
    Seed coat

    • Explanation:
    -The embryo is the essential part of the seed that contains the miniature plant.
    -During germination, the embryo grows and differentiates into the radical (which develops into the root) and the plumule (which develops into the shoot).

    📌 Other Options Explanations:
    -Option B: Endosperm: The endosperm is the tissue within the seed that provides nourishment to the developing embryo. While crucial for germination,
    -Option C: Hilum: The hilum is the scar on the seed coat where it was attached to the ovary wall.
    -Option D: Seed coat: The seed coat is the protective outer layer of the seed. It helps in protecting the embryo and regulating the germination process

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