Agricultural
arrowleaf clover
True seedTrue seed:
A mature fertilized ovule consisting of an embryo, with or without and external food reserve (e.g., endosperm) enclosed by the testa.
OvalOval:
Broadly elliptic.
with divergent radicleRadicle:
The rudimentary root of the embryo, developing into the primary root after emergence from the seed coat.
Reddish-brown to brown
Rough (minutely tuberculateTuberculate:
Having small pimple-like protuberances.
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RadicleRadicle:
The rudimentary root of the embryo, developing into the primary root after emergence from the seed coat. is approx. same length as cotyledonCotyledon:
The modified storage leaf or pair of leaves of an embryo and seedling (see primary leaf).
lobe; hilumHilum:
The scar on the seed coat at the place of its detachment from the seed stalk (funiculus).
present in indentation.
Seed has a distinct rough seed coatSeed coat:
The protective covering of a seed usually composed of the inner and outer integuments. Also called the testa.
texture because of minute tubercles. RadicleRadicle:
The rudimentary root of the embryo, developing into the primary root after emergence from the seed coat. lobe is approximately the same length as the cotyledonCotyledon:
The modified storage leaf or pair of leaves of an embryo and seedling (see primary leaf).
lobe. RadicleRadicle:
The rudimentary root of the embryo, developing into the primary root after emergence from the seed coat. lobe is divergent and the hilumHilum:
The scar on the seed coat at the place of its detachment from the seed stalk (funiculus). lays in the indentation between lobes.
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Included
Fabaceae
Trifolium vesiculosum Savi
