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Structure of a Seed

In a maize se...

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In a maize seed, the _____________ stores the food for the embryo.

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Endosperm:
The endosperm is a tissue that is present inside the seeds of angiosperms.
It stores food in the form of starch.
The stored food is used by an embryo for its nourishment and growth.
Final answer: In a maize seed, the endosperm stores the food for the embryo.

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