The part of a seed that develops from zygote

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Embryo:
Embryo forms the part of the seed that develops from zygote after fertilization.
It consists of radicle and plumule.
Radicle is the embryonic root that forms root system
Plumule is the embryonic shoot that gives rise to shoot system.
The part of a seed that develops from zygote is called embryo.

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