Give one function of each part of the embryo
1) Plumule
2) Radical
3) Cotyledons

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Solution

Plumule gives rise to the stem.
Radicle gives rise to root.
Cotyledons give rise to leaves.

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Give one function of each part of the embryo1) Plumule2) Radical3) Cotyledons

Plumule gives rise to the stem.Radicle gives rise to root.Cotyledons give rise to leaves.

Give one function of each part of the embryo
1) Plumule
2) Radical
3) Cotyledons

Plumule gives rise to the stem.
Radicle gives rise to root.
Cotyledons give rise to leaves.