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Eudicot Cotyledon
One of the two major groups of angiosperms (flowering plants) characterized by embryos with two cotyledons or "seed leaves."
Triploid Endosperm
A tissue in seeds of flowering plants that is formed during fertilization and nourishes the developing embryo with a triple set of chromosomes.
Monocot Embryo
An embryo found in monocotyledon plants, characterized by having a single seed leaf.
Developing Monocot
A Monocotyledon, or monocot, is a type of flowering plant that is in the early stages of development, characterized by seeds with a single embryonic leaf.
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