1. Seed Diagram
Section 2 Activity 2

2. Within each seed is almost everything needed to make a new plant.
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4. The seed coat is the protective outer layer of a seed.
seed coat (testa)
The seed coat is the protective outer layer of a seed.
It is also called a testa.
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5. seed coat (testa)
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6. embryo seed coat (testa)
The embryo is the part of the seed that contains all the parts necessary to develop into a new plant.
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7. The epicotyl is the part of the embryo that becomes the shoot or stem.
seed coat (testa)
The epicotyl is the part of the embryo
that becomes the shoot or stem.
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8. The cotyledon is also known as the seed leaf
epicotyl
cotyledon
embryo
seed coat (testa)
The cotyledon is also known as the seed leaf
and is part of the embryo.
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9. The radicle is the part of the embryo that becomes the roots.
epicotyl
cotyledon
embryo
radicle
seed coat (testa)
The radicle is the part of the embryo that becomes the roots.
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10. The radicle is the part of the embryo that becomes the roots.
epicotyl
cotyledon
embryo
radicle
seed coat (testa)
The radicle is the part of the embryo that becomes the roots.
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11. endosperm seed coat (testa)
epicotyl
cotyledon
embryo
radicle
endosperm
seed coat (testa)
The endosperm is the part of the seed that contains
the nutrients needed by the embryo to develop into a new plant.
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12. endosperm seed coat (testa)
epicotyl
cotyledon
embryo
radicle
endosperm
seed coat (testa)
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