The coleoptile covers which structure?

$A$ type of seed germination in which the epicotyl region of the embryo elongates rapidly to pull the plumule out of the soil surface is called . . . . . . germination.

During hypogeal germination, . . . . . . elongates quickly.

What is a seed? Describe the structure of dicotyledonous and monocotyledonous seeds with a diagram.

In epigeal germination,which part of the embryo shows the most significant growth?

Caruncle in castor seeds helps in