When we cut any of the gram seeds exactly at their centre transversely, we can find the parts separated in to two equal halves. By keeping this as a main feature, to which group of Plantae we can classify them in to?

Angiospermic monocot

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Gymnosperm

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Angiospermic dicot

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Both A and C

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Solution

The correct option is C Angiospermic dicot
An angiospermic dicot seeds has a protective seed around it. It is made up of 2 cotyledons. The outer seed coat is called testa and inner seed coat is called tegmen. It's embryonic axis has 3 parts, plumule, radicle and hypocotyl.
So, option C is the correct answer.

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