What are dicotyledonous seeds?
The seeds contain two cotyledons.
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What are monocotyledonous seeds?
The seeds contain one cotyledon.
What is exalbuminous?
The seeds in which cotyledon stores food become thick and fleshy.
What is albuminous?
The seeds in which cotyledons are thin and membranous and endosperm persists.
What is a seed?
The ripened ovule contains an embryo that develops into a new plant.
Pollination of flowers by water is known as.
Hydrophilous
Pollination of flowers by birds is known as.
Ornithophily.
Pollination of flowers by insects is known as.
Entomophily.