What is viviparous germination?

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Viviparous Germination:
Viviparous germination is the process in which the seeds germinate while being attached to the parent plant.
The viviparous germination is seen most prevalent in mangrove plants.
Rhizophora plant is the majorly known plant for viviparous germination.

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(a) A monocotyledonous endospermic seed.
(b) A chemical used in experiments, which absorbs oxygen.
(c) Part of the plumule above the embryonic axis of the seed.
(d) A plant which shows viviparous germination.
(e) The layer of endosperm of maize, rich in protein.
(f) A seed with folded plumule leaves.

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What is viviparous germination?

Viviparous Germination:Viviparous germination is the process in which the seeds germinate while being attached to the parent plant.The viviparous germination is seen most prevalent in mangrove plants.Rhizophora plant is the majorly known plant for viviparous germination.

Viviparous Germination:
Viviparous germination is the process in which the seeds germinate while being attached to the parent plant.
The viviparous germination is seen most prevalent in mangrove plants.
Rhizophora plant is the majorly known plant for viviparous germination.