Scutellum in a caryopsis represents |
|
a) |
Outermost layer of endosperm |
b) |
A sheath that protects the radical |
c) |
The place where the seed is attached to rephe |
d) |
A cotyledon |
Scutellum in a caryopsis represents |
|
a) |
Outermost layer of endosperm |
b) |
A sheath that protects the radical |
c) |
The place where the seed is attached to rephe |
d) |
A cotyledon |
(d) The monocotyledonous embryo of grasses is strikingly different from that of other monocotyledons. The mature embryo has a single cotyledon called scutellum. The portion of embryonal exis below scutellum is redicle while the portion of embryonal axis above the level of Scutellum is epicotyl. |