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Single cotyledon of a monocot seed is.

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Plumule
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Epicotyl
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C
Scutellum
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D
Coleorrhiza
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Solution

The correct option is C Scutellum
  • Plumule is the embryonic shoot emerging from the germinating seed. It grows upward and develops into a plant shoot system of plants.
  • Epicotyl is the part of the embryonal axis that grows above the cotyledon and gives rise to plumule, which eventually develops into a shoot system.
  • Scutellum is the single modified cotyledon of a monocot seed.
  • Coleorrhiza is an undifferentiated sheath which surrounds the radicle (root tip) in a monocot seed.
Hence, the answer will be C.

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