The single cotyledon in monocots is known as:
- AScutellum which is lateral in position
- BAleurone layer which is terminal in position
- CScutellum which is centrally placed
- DEpiblast which is haploid and lateral in position
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Embryonic development in $Capsella$ occurs through which type?
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View SolutionMatch the embryonal cell in Column-$I$ with their origin given in Column-$II$ and choose the correct options given below.
Column-$I$ Column-$II$ $a$. Suspensor initial $i$. Large basal cell of the $2$-celled pro-embryo $b$. Embryonal initial $ii$. First cell of the suspensor towards micropylar end $c$. Haustorium $iii$. Lowermost cell of the suspensor $d$. Hypophysis $iv$. Small terminal cell of $2$-celled pro-embryo
| Column-$I$ | Column-$II$ |
| $a$. Suspensor initial | $i$. Large basal cell of the $2$-celled pro-embryo |
| $b$. Embryonal initial | $ii$. First cell of the suspensor towards micropylar end |
| $c$. Haustorium | $iii$. Lowermost cell of the suspensor |
| $d$. Hypophysis | $iv$. Small terminal cell of $2$-celled pro-embryo |
In the given diagram, identify and label the parts indicated by the lines.
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