Differentiate between plumule and radicle.
(N/A)
| Plumule | Radicle |
| $(i)$ The part of the growing embryo which later forms the shoot of the young plant. | $(i)$ The part of the growing embryo which later forms the root of the young plant. |
| $(ii)$ It is positively phototrophic and negatively geotrophic. | $(ii)$ It is positively geotrophic and negatively phototrophic. |
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