Seed

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The monocotyledonous seed has only one cotyledon.
Monocots have only one seed leaf inside the seed coat.
If dicotyledonous seed is divided then we can see two different parts called radicle and plumule.
Many seeds do not have endosperm and they are called non-endospermic seed.
Radicle transforms into roots and plumule transform into the stem.