Differentiate between dicotyledonous seed and monocotyledonous seed.
Dicotyledonous seed | Monocotyledonous seed |
1. Two cotyledons are found in each seed. | 1. Only one cotyledon is found in the seed. |
2. Endosperm is absent. | 2. Endosperm is present. |
3. Food is stored in cotyledons. | 3. Food is stored in the endosperm. |
4. Seed is enclosed in a seed coat. | 4. Seed coat and fruit wall fuse to form grain. |
5. Eg. Gram, kidney bean, pea. | 5. Eg. Wheat, rice, maize. |