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Role of the Scutellum in the embryonic growth in corn (Maize)

P. Uttaman

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In a two-week old embryo of corn, the scutellum almost envelopes the axis. Whether this has any special role in the growth of the embryo is the object of this experiment.

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In a two-week old embryo of corn, the scutellum almost envelopes the axis. Whether this has any special role in the growth of the embryo is the object of this experiment.

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In a two-week old embryo of corn, the scutellum almost envelopes the axis. Whether this has any special role in the growth of the embryo is the object of this experiment.

Key concepts: Scutellum, Embryo, Biology, Agronomy, Zea mays, Botany, Cell biology

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