Monocot Seeds Differ from Eudicot Seeds Because in Monocot Seeds

question 12

Multiple Choice

Monocot seeds differ from eudicot seeds because in monocot seeds

• A) the cotyledons absorb the stored food of the endosperm.
• B) the endosperm is retained.
• C) there are two cotyledons instead of one.
• D) there is no seed coat.
• E) the endosperm develops into the embryo.

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