Match the following descriptions given below.
Column 1 | Column 2 |
A.Epicotyl |
i) A cylindrical section below |
B.Hypocotyl |
ii) the section of the embryonic axid that lies above |
C. Root cap |
iii) situated towards one side (lateral) |
D.Scutellum |
iv) The root tip is covered with a root cap. |
A: (i), B: (ii), C: (iii), D:(iv)
A: (ii), B: (i), C: (iv), D:(iii)
A: (ii), B: (ii), C: (i), D:(iv)
A: (iv), B: (ii), C: (iii), D:(i)
Two cotyledons plus an embryonal axis make up a normal dicotyledonous embryo. The epicotyl, which is the section of the embryonal axis that lies above the level of the cotyledons, ends with the plumule or stem tip.
The hypocotyl, a cylindrical section below the level of the cotyledons, ends in the radicle or root tip at its lower end.
A root cap protects the root tip. Monocotyledon embryos only have one cotyledon.
The cotyledon, known as a scutellum in the grass family, is located on one side (lateral) of the embryonal axis.
Option 2 is the correct answer.