A plant that produces seeds in fruits, endosperm in its seeds, and one cotyledon per seedling is most likely a member of the

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Monocots are characterized by having seeds that produce one cotyledon (also known as a seed leaf). They also typically have endosperm that provides nutrients to the developing embryo and produce seeds within fruits. Cycads, ginkgos, and conifers are gymnosperms, which produce seeds without enclosed fruits, and typically have multiple cotyledons. Eudicots, also known as dicots, typically have two cotyledons per seedling.

A Plant That Produces Seeds in Fruits, Endosperm in Its