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SEED (SEMEN)

DEFINITIONS SEEDS

LEMBAGA (EMBRIO)

PARTS SEEDS

DEFINITIONSLEMBAGA

THE MAIN LEMBAGA

SEED (SEMEN)

DEFINITIONS SEEDS

LEMBAGA (EMBRIO)

PARTS SEEDS

DEFINITIONSLEMBAGA

THE MAIN LEMBAGA

SEED (SEMEN)

DEFINITIONS SEEDS

LEMBAGA (EMBRIO)

PARTS SEEDS

DEFINITIONS OF LEMBAGA

THE MAIN OF LEMBAGA

umbilical cord (foenikulus)

nucleus seed (necleus seminis)

seed coat (spermodermis)

SEED (SEMEN)

DEFINITIONS SEEDS

LEMBAGA (EMBRIO)

PARTS SEEDS


THE MAIN OF LEMBAGA




SEED (SEMEN)

DEFINITIONS SEEDS

LEMBAGA (EMBRIO)

PARTS SEEDS


THE MAIN OF LEMBAGA




SEED (SEMEN)

DEFINITIONS SEEDS

LEMBAGA (EMBRIO)

PARTS SEEDS


THE MAIN OF LEMBAGA




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SEED (SEMEN)

DEFINITIONS SEEDS

LEMBAGA (EMBRIO)

PARTS SEEDS


THE MAIN OF LEMBAGA




SEED (SEMEN)

DEFINITIONS SEEDS

LEMBAGA (EMBRIO)

PARTS SEEDS


THE MAIN OF LEMBAGA

Lembaga tools (Radicula)

Leaf lembaga(cotyledo)

stems lembaga(aulicula)

shoots lembaga(plumulae)




SEED (SEMEN)

DEFINITIONS SEEDS

LEMBAGA (EMBRIO)

PARTS SEEDS


THE MAIN OF LEMBAGA








SEED (SEMEN)

DEFINITIONS SEEDS

LEMBAGA (EMBRIO)

PARTS SEEDS


THE MAIN OF LEMBAGA








SEED (SEMEN)

DEFINITIONS SEEDS

LEMBAGA (EMBRIO)

PARTS SEEDS


THE MAIN OF LEMBAGA








• Seeds, an outgrowth of the ovule• Seed is the main development tool

because it contains every seeds institutions (embryo) as a potential new individual

seed (semen)

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Comes from the seed coat membrane ovule (integumentum). In Angiospermae, nut shell consists of 2 parts

1) The inner layer (tegmen), is like a membrane which is often called the epidermis.

2) The inner layer (tegmen), is like a membrane which is often called the epidermis.

Plant bare berbji such melinji (getum genmon), have 3 layers:

The outer shell (sarcotesta) Skin middle (sclerotesta) Skin (endotesta)

Outer skin consists of 7 seed this part:

OUTSIDE THE SKIN SEEDS

Salut artificial seeds (arillodium)

Salut seeds (arillus)

Wing (alae)

Navel seeds (hilus)

fur (coma)

Liang seeds (micropyl)

Bone seeds (raphe)




Wing (alae)

Navel seeds (hilus)

fur (coma)


Bone seeds (raphe)

Additional tools from the outer skin, generally for seed dispersal

Pinus (pinnus mercusii)


Modification of the outer seed coat cells, a hair or fuzz, generally useful

for digestion

Randu (Ceiba petandra)



Wing (alae)

Navel seeds (hilus)

fur (coma)


Bone seeds (raphe)


Growth is the umbilical cord or mounting nut (funiculus)

Biji durian (Durio zibetinus)



Wing (alae)

Navel seeds (hilus)

fur (coma)


Bone seeds (raphe)


Derived from perumbuhan part liangovule (micropy...

Macispada biji pala



Wing (alae)

Navel seeds (hilus)

fur (coma)


Bone seeds (raphe)

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File attachment with swivel strap, has a separate area that usually has its

own color and roughness



Wing (alae)

Navel seeds (hilus)

fur (coma)


Bone seeds (raphe)


Is a burrow some files reed pollen

influx at conception, the edges grow

menadi called soft part karunkula

(caruncula) Biji jarak( Ricinus communis)



Wing (alae)

Navel seeds (hilus)

fur (coma)


Bone seeds (raphe)


Canal umbilical cord in grain, seed originating in posisisbakal nodded.



Wing (alae)

Navel seeds (hilus)

fur (coma)


Bone seeds (raphe)

Umbilical cord (foenikulus)

• The umbilical cord is often referred to as the mounting nut

• have varying forms

• if the seed was old then umbilical cord generally dry and loose


The core consists of institutions seeds (embryos) and White institutions (albumen) which berisiskan food reserves for seedling growth before it has the ability to find their own food

Definition of Lembaga (embrio)

Lembaga of plant seeds is the

result fertilized embryonic

development, is a body (the

network) that has poles of growth.

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• The roots will grow into hipootil institutions

(hypocotyl), the section ends will grow meristem tissue

called the primary root (radix primarius)

• In plants dycotyledon, primary roots develop into

sisitem called branching taproot

• In monocotyledon plants, roots Rimer will reduce., Has

roots shoots gloves embaga (coleoriza). The roots grew

from the books called fibrous roots

Leaf lembaga (cotyledo)

• In cotylednon leaves numbered two institutions (two pieces)

• In monocotyl leaves the body into pieces (one piece)

• In gymnosperms leaves a large number of institutions

The function leaves the institution as a backup food, photosynthesis, or suck food from white institutions.

Stems lembaga (aulicula)

Trunk is the origin bakalnya institutions that

have less mature segment (internodus) and books

(nodes), to distinguish between institutions

leaf above the stem segment (Internodium

epicotylum) and leaves the institution under

section (Internodium hypocotylum)

shoots lembaga (plumulae)

The top agencies (plumulae) is first

formed leaf tip of the institution. In

all kinds of dicotyledon, shoots

generally amount to the two

institutions, while in all types

monocotyl generally amounted to one

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14/12/2013 - plant-morphology.weebly.com · 14/12/2013 3 seed coat (spermodermis) Comes from the seed coat membrane ovule (integumentum). In Angiospermae, nut shell consists of 2