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Endosperm

The endosperm is a tissue produced inside the seeds of most flowering plants following double fertilization. It is triploid (meaning three chromosome sets per nucleus) in most species, which may be auxin-driven. It surrounds the embryo and provides nutrition in the form of starch, though it can also contain oils and protein. This can make endosperm a…

Double fertilization, Role in seed development & Overview

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Double fertilization

SpermPollenEmbryonic sacEgg cellZygote
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Role in seed development

FabaceaeCommon beanCotyledonsCastor beanMycoheterotrophic
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Overview

SeedsFlowering plantsDouble fertilizationTriploidAuxin
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Cereal grains

CerealFruitCaryopsesWhite flourGerm
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Double fertilization

Endosperm development

Evolutionary origins

Role in seed development

Cereal grains

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Endosperm

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Triples53
Avg. degree1.97
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Endosperm

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related to Evolutionary origins · 13
Endosperm → Also, Becoming, Either, Ephedra, Ginkgo, In, Later, Nonflowering, Some, The, There, This, Thus
related to Role in seed development · 10
Endosperm → Fabaceae, In, Instead, Orchid, Phaseolus, Poaceae, Ricinus, Some, The, Zea
related to External links · 8
Endosperm → Beach, Chandler, Chicago, Co, Compton, Earthling Nature, The New Student's Reference, Work
related to Double fertilization · 6
Endosperm → About, An, Because, One, That, These
related to Cereal grains · 5
Endosperm → Cereal, During, In, The, Therefore
is a · 4
Endosperm → evolutionary remnant of the actual gametophyte, main source of sugars for beer production, separate entity from the developing embryo, tissue produced inside the seeds of most flowering plants following double fertilization
related to Endosperm development · 4
Endosperm → Coconut, Commonly, Nuclear, There

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embryo development seed flowering plants seeds double fertilization also triploid gametophyte angiosperms tissue nucleus species embryos evolutionary grains diploid two

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Endospermis atissue produced inside the seeds of most flowering plants following double fertilization0.90text
Endospermis amain source of sugars for beer production0.90text
Endospermis aseparate entity from the developing embryo0.90text
Endospermis aevolutionary remnant of the actual gametophyte0.90text
cytokininsinstance ofthe endosperm contain hormones0.80text
which regulate cellular differentiationinstance ofthe endosperm contain hormones0.80text
embryonic organ formationinstance ofthe endosperm contain hormones0.80text
Endospermrelated to Cereal grainsCereal0.60section
Endospermrelated to Cereal grainsIn0.60section
Endospermrelated to Cereal grainsTherefore0.60section
Endospermrelated to Cereal grainsThe0.60section
Endospermrelated to Cereal grainsDuring0.60section

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