(N/A) Gram seedMaize seed$(1)$ It is a typical example of a dicot seed.$(1)$ It is a typical example of a monocot seed.$(2)$ It contains two cotyledon

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(N/A) Gram seedMaize seed$(1)$ It is a typical example of a dicot seed.$(1)$ It is a typical example of a monocot seed.$(2)$ It contains two cotyledons.$(2)$ It contains only one cotyledon.$(3)$ It is non-endospermic (exalbuminous) as food is stored in cotyledons.$(3)$ It is endospermic (albuminous) as food is stored in the endosperm.

Class 11 Biology Morphology of Flowering Plants Seeds

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Give differences between Gram seed and Maize seed.

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Gram seed	Maize seed
$(1)$ It is a typical example of a dicot seed.	$(1)$ It is a typical example of a monocot seed.
$(2)$ It contains two cotyledons.	$(2)$ It contains only one cotyledon.
$(3)$ It is non-endospermic (exalbuminous) as food is stored in cotyledons.	$(3)$ It is endospermic (albuminous) as food is stored in the endosperm.

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