Let's solve the labeling task for the
"Parts of a seed" diagram.
We are given a diagram of a seed with three labeled parts to identify, and we have three options at the bottom:
- Root shoot
- Seed coat
- Stem shoot
Now, let’s analyze the image:
1.
The outer brown layer surrounding the seed is the
seed coat. This protects the inner parts of the seed.
2. The
green structure on the top right side of the seed looks like a small sprout — this is the
stem shoot, which will grow into the stem and leaves.
3. The
smaller green part at the tip of the embryo (pointing downward) is the
root shoot, which develops into the root.
Step-by-step matching:
-
Top arrow pointing to the small green tip → This is the
Root shoot.
-
Right arrow pointing to the larger green curved part → This is the
Stem shoot.
-
Left arrow pointing to the outer brown covering → This is the
Seed coat.
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Final Answer:
-
Top blank box →
Root shoot
-
Right blank box →
Stem shoot
-
Left blank box →
Seed coat
✔ So, label them accordingly:
- Top:
Root shoot
- Right:
Stem shoot
- Left:
Seed coat
This completes the labeling of the parts of a seed.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of part of a seed worksheet.
