Describe the Development of an Endosperm in a Viable Seed. Why Does Endosperm Development Precedes Embryo Development? | Shaalaa.com

Seed germination - Process, Necessity, and its Major Factors

Every cereal grain kernel is made up of three layers: Endosperm: The middle of the seed which provides energy to the embryonic plant after germination. When separated from the outer layers during the process of flour milling, the endosperm becomes flour. Germ is the innermost layer containing DNA which will develop into a new plant if the seed is generated. Germ is rich in B vitamins, vitamin E, minerals, unsaturated fatty acids, phytosterols, fibres and proteins. Seedcoat (Bran) is the seed’s p

9.2 Seed Physiology – The Science of Plants