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desication
drying out
Cotyledons
seed leaves
testa
seed coat and outer layer of the seed
radicle
embryonic root
hypocotyl
part of stem below the cotyledons
epicotyl
part of stem above the cotyledons
soybean
has no attachment so nutrients diffuse across fruit wall
Micropyle
small pore that allows the entrance of the pollen tube and the sperm nuclei during the process of fertilization and pollination
hilum
place of seed attachment to the mother during development
funiculus
small stalk that attaches seed to mother
raphne
the portion(ridge) that remains with the seed as it matures and disjoins from funiculus
epidermis, outer pigment layer, colorless layer, palisade layer, inner pigment layer
5 layers in cotton seed coat
palisade layer
interior to the colorless layer
protection to absorb shock
white membrane
contains fringe cells and lving cells
chalazal end
specialized cells called the chalazal cap;serve as a portal to allow the intake of water
endosperm
nutrituve tissue of the seed
in dicots the cotyledons of developing embryos absorb this tissue leaving it underdeveloped