Germination of seeds

Which condition is NOT needed for germination?

• Water

• Light

• Suitable temperature

• Oxygen

Seed structure that grows become roots

• radicle

• plumule

• cotyledon

• endosperm

Seed structure that grows become stem and leaves

• radicle

• plumule

• cotyledon

• endosperm

Through what structure does moisture enter a seed?

• Hilum

• Cotyledon

• Endosperm

• Micropyle

Which of the following is a true statement regarding monocot and dicot seeds?

• Dicot plants store the bulk of their energy in the endosperm.

• Embryos of monocot plants have two cotyledons, while those of dicot plants have one cotyledon.

• Embryos of monocot plants have one cotyledon, while those of dicot plants have two cotyledons.

• Monocot plants store the bulk of their energy in the cotyledons.

Seed structure that stores nutrients

• radicle

• plumule

• testa

• endosperm

Seed structure that protects seed

• radicle

• plumule

• testa

• endosperm

The seed contains a small baby plant called a 

• germination
• sapling
• root
• embryo

Part of the seed which protects the plumule

• Coleorhiza

• Coleoptile

• Root cap

• Shoot cap

Type of germination in which seed is brought out of the soil

• Hypogeal germination

• Epigeal germination

• Viviparous germination

• None of these