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Grains have endosperm in mature seed, but trees don’t.

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1 Grains have endosperm in mature seed, but trees don’t.
= stored food Embryo = baby plant Grains have endosperm in mature seed, but trees don’t. All nutrients in embryo, including cotyledons.

2 Epigeous germination in honey locust.
Epigeous germination in honey locust. Cotyledons above ground for photosynthesis. Typical of most tree species.

3 Hypogeous germination in oak. Fleshy cotyledons remain below ground.
Hypogeous germination in oak. Fleshy cotyledons remain below ground. Stored food provides E to produce root system.


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