Question

what is embryonal axis in the development of embryo?

Answer 1

• The embryo, or immature plant, is divided into regions by an embryonic axis region that eventually becomes the stem.
• A typical eudicot embryo consists of an embryonic axis, attached to two cotyledons. Monocot embryos have only one cotyledon.
• The hypocotyl is the embryonic axis below the cotyledons and terminates in the embryonic root known as radicle.

• Epicotyl is the embryonic axis above the cotyledons and below the first pair of miniature leave