Question

Draw the given diagram of paddy seed and label any two parts.

Answer 1

Hint: A seed is an immature plant with a protective covering around it. Crop formation is a part of the reproduction process in seed plants, known as spermatophytes, which include gymnosperm and angiosperm plants.

Complete answer:
The egg, endosperm, and seed coat are the three main components of a seed. Before it emerges from the seed, the embryo is a young multicellular organism. The endosperm, which is mainly made up of starches, is a source of stored food. The seed coat is made up of one or more layers of protection that surround the seed.

Seeds contain everything needed for a new plant's growth and development. The egg, endosperm, and seed coat are the three main components of a seed. Before it emerges from the seed, the embryo is a young multicellular organism. The endosperm, which is mainly made up of starches, is a source of stored food. The seed coat is made up of one or more layers of protection that surround the seed. The mature embryo is made up of a radicle (an embryonic root), a plumule (an embryonic shoot), and one or two cotyledons.

Note: The cotyledon is a seed leaf that stores food in the form of starch and protein for the embryo's consumption. A monocotyledon or monocot plant embryo has one cotyledon, while a dicotyledon or dicot plant embryo has two. The endosperm is where a monocot stores the majority of its resources. The two cotyledons of a dicot store its food.