Which of the following structures is found in the eudicot seed but not in the monocot seed?

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The pericarp is part of the fruit rather than the seed itself and is not a distinguishing feature between eudicot and monocot seeds. However, the context of the question implies looking for a structure specifically associated with either eudicots or monocots. Given this, the correct interpretation should focus on structures unique to eudicot or monocot seeds. All listed structures (radicle, cotyledon, plumule) are found in both eudicot and monocot seeds, but eudicots typically have two cotyledons, while monocots have one. The question's phrasing may have led to confusion, as it seems to seek a structure exclusive to eudicots and not found in monocots, but based on the options provided, none fit this criterion perfectly. Therefore, a clarification is necessary: all options listed are present in both eudicot and monocot seeds in some form, making the question as stated potentially misleading.

Which of the Following Structures Is Found in the Eudicot