/10 Report a question What's wrong with this question? You cannot submit an empty report. Please add some details. 12345678910 Morphology of Flowering Plants- Fruit and Seed This Quiz Contains a set of 10 Questions. The Passing Cut-off is 60%. To Start the Quiz ... Click on the Start Button. All the Best! 1 / 10 The scar on the seed coat marking the point of attachment is called: Micropyle Chalaza Hilum Funicle 2 / 10 The protective outer covering of a seed is called: Pericarp Endosperm Seed coat Test tube 3 / 10 In monocots, seed coat and pericarp are: Separate Identical Fused Absent 4 / 10 The embryonic leaf is known as: Scutellum Cotyledon Coleoptile Epicotyl 5 / 10 Germination requiring light is called: Negative photoblasty Phototropism Geotropism Positive photoblasty 6 / 10 In a typical seed, the embryonic root is called: Plumule Radicle Cotyledon Scutellum 7 / 10 The ovule after fertilization becomes the: Fruit Embryo Seed Cotyledon 8 / 10 A condition where seeds require cold treatment to germinate: Scarification Stratification Scarcity Stimulation 9 / 10 Which of the following is not a part of a seed? Endosperm Pericarp Cotyledon Embryo 10 / 10 In mango, the edible part is the: Epicarp Endocarp Seed Mesocarp Your score is 0% Restart quiz
