Multiple Choice
Which process do seeds undergo under favorable conditions to begin growth?
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36. Plant Reproduction
Seeds
Multiple Choice
Which part of the seed provides the energy needed for the seedling to grow?
A
Embryo
B
Cotyledon
C
Seed coat
D
Radicle
Verified step by step guidance1
Understand the structure of a seed: A seed typically consists of three main parts - the embryo, the seed coat, and the cotyledon.
Identify the function of each part: The embryo is the young plant itself, the seed coat protects the seed, and the cotyledon is involved in nutrient storage.
Focus on the cotyledon: The cotyledon is often referred to as the 'seed leaf' and is crucial for providing stored nutrients to the developing seedling.
Recognize the role of the cotyledon: During germination, the cotyledon supplies the necessary energy and nutrients to the embryo, allowing it to grow into a seedling.
Conclude that the cotyledon is the part of the seed responsible for providing energy to the seedling, supporting its initial growth until it can perform photosynthesis.
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