Biology
What is the difference between an embryo and a seed?
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| Seed | Embryo |
|---|---|
| A seed is a mature fertilized ovule. | An embryo is the young plant present inside the seed. |
| It contains the embryo, stored food and a protective seed coat. | It consists of the radicle, plumule and cotyledon(s). |
| Under favourable conditions, the seed germinates to form a seedling. | During germination, the embryo grows into the seedling. |
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