The components of castor oil seed and the maize grain are similar EXCEPT for the

a

number of cotyledons

b

location of the embryo

c

number of radicles

d

number of plumules

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Sammyporsche123
2 years ago

The correct answer is **A. Number of Cotyledons**¹. A cotyledon is an embryonic leaf in seed-bearing plants, one or more of which are the first leaves to appear from a germinating seed. The components of castor oil seed and the maize grain are similar except for the number of cotyledons. Castor oil seeds are dicots, meaning they have two cotyledons, while maize grains are monocots, meaning they have one cotyledon..

clara222jo
2 months ago

maize is monocotyledoneous while castor oil Is dicotyledoneous

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