Which region of the embryo elongates during epigeal germination to bring the shoot above ground? C. Which regions of the embryo

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A: Plant hormones are signal atoms, delivered inside plants, that happen in amazingly low focuses.…

Q: Differentiate the following treatments based on the effect of light on monggo (Vigna radiata) seed…

A: Monggo (Vigna radiata) is also called as Mung bean. For its edible seeds and sprouts, the mung bean…

Q: During plant development, the leaves and the flowers of the plant are derived from a. the central…

A: Meristematic tissue  These are undifferentiated, rapidly dividing plant cells found on the top of…

Q: explain how the parts of a flower develop into the parts of a fruit and its seeds?

A: Introduction: Gynoecium refers to that part of the flower that produces ovules and is a collective…

Q: Explain the relationships among ovules, ovaries, seeds, and fruits.

A: A flower represents the main reproductive part of the plant that contains a pistil, a stamen, or…

Q: 5. Arabidopsis fruit is a silique, which is a dry dehiscent fruit that splits longitudinally along…

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Q: Describe the post-fertilisation changes in a flower.

A: In plants, fertilization is defined as the fusion of the male gamete and the female gamete to…

Q: Describe the changes that take place as a embryo grows within a see

A: A seed is an embryonic plant enclosed in a protective outer coverving.The formation of the seed is…

Q: Explain the changes that occur when a seed germinates, and state the environmental conditions…

A: Seed germination is the process of development of whole plant through the seed, during this process…

Q: Give an overview of the theory of Germination and types of germination

A: Germination is the process in which a seedling is formed from the seed which is sown in the soil…

Q: Label seed structure and describe germination anddispersal.

A: Seeds ate miniature plants which are produced in angiosperms by the abuse contained in ovaries.

Q: Give five plant examples each: A. Auxiliary or lateral buds

A: There are several types of buds observed in plants that are classified based on their location,…

Q: What is the purpose of hilum in seeds?

A: Hilum The Scar or Mark left from the seed being attached to the parent plant during plant…

Q: Arrange the following flower and fruit development processes in order. (1st step to 5th step) The…

A: The male part of the flower is known as the Androcium and consists of the anthers and filaments…

Q: A. How is embryogenesis defined in plants?  B. What developmental event can mark the “end” of…

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Q: Explain the development of seed embryos in stage I and II.

A: When zygote is formed, after some rest period it develops into an embryo. The process of development…

Q: Mention the site of zygote formation in the ovule of a flowering plant. What happens to sepals,…

A: Fertilization is defined as a process in which the male gamete fuses with the female gamete and…

Q: en grain and embryo sac are formed.

A: Plants have two different ways to reproduce. The first one is vegetative reproduction. With this…

Q: What is germination?

A: Plants are living organism. They can grow, eat, move and reproduce. A plant has stem, roots, leaves,…

Q: Explain TWO factors that will influence the germination of seed.

A: Germination is considered a process that marks the growth of a plant from the seed. It is commonly…

Q: Explain the process of germination.

A: Seed is formed as a result of sexual reproduction. It is an embryonic plant enclosed in a protective…

Q: Briefly describe a generalized plant embryogenesis

A: Introduction The process of forming and developing an embryo from a zygote (zygotic embryogenesis)…

Q: Compare and contrast the characteristics of a somatic embryo and a shoot grown directly from a leaf…

A: Most important step in somatic embryogenesis is the transition of cell fate from a somatic cell to…

Q: What happens to sepals, petals, and stamens after fertilization? State the fate of zygote, ovule,…

A: It is well known that the embryo sac is the site of zygote formation. The embryo sac is the location…

Q: Define the following: Inflorescence, Pollination, Germination and Fertilization

A: Hi, Thanks For Your Question.  Inflorescence Answer : “The Arrangement Of Flowers On The Floral Axis…

Q: Match the flower structure with what it produces. Anther [ Choose ] [Choose ] Ovary Endosperm Pollen…

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Q: Germination of seeds explanation for assignment

A: The ripened or matured ovule of a flowering plant, which contains an embryo and capable of…

Q: What is the cereal aleurone layer and what is its role for the developing seedling? How do GAs…

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Q: Enlist the changes that occur post- fertilization in plants.

A: Flowers are the specialized organs to perform sexual reproduction in the angiosperms. They are…

Q: True or false. 1.) The ovary becomes the seed when matures 2.) Pollination is the transfer of pollen…

A: Plants are organisms with eukaryotic cells having cell walls and are capable of synthesizing their…

Q: Describe two advantages of using hormones to control fruit ripening.

A: As evidenced by numerous ripening-defective mutations, impacts of exogenous hormone treatment, and…

Q: What factors influence the germination of a seed?

A: The process by which a seed grows into a plant is called germination. It begins with the hydration…

Q: a. Does the pod of string bean appear to be a single carpel with one cavity containing seeds? b. Is…

A: Introduction :- Monocarpous refers to a gynoecium with only one carpel. Apocarpous gynoeciums have…

Q: The nutritive tissue in the seeds of flowering plants that is formed from the union of a sperm cell…

A: a method called pollination, fertilization in flowering plants occurs. Pollination happens when…

Q: Select two (2) seed propagated plants of your choice and discuss how you would practically…

A: Seed propagation is a process in which seeds are initially germinated and planted in separate…

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Q: explain Germination

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Q: In Sunflower, how many carpels compose the pistil? If the pistil is compound, are the ovaries united…

A: taxonomic classification is Domain: Eukaryota Kingdom: Plantae Phylum: Tracheophyta    Class:…

Q: Explain epigeous and hypogeous development in relation to germination

A: In Angiosperms during the growth of axis, based on cotyledons' fate the seedling can be divided into…

Q: During fertilization in flowering plants, one sperm cell nucleus fuses with the egg nucleus,…

A: The gymnosperms, also known as Acrogymnospermae. They produce seeds without covering. So, they are…

Q: how seeds develop

A: Seed is a protective outer covering of a plant, and is formed after reproduction takes place in the…

Q: State the structures/features observed in early and late stages of eudicot seed development.

A: EARLY STAGE:- ZYGOTE:- male gamete and female gamete are fused and form single celled zygote.…

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