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From which part of the embryo of a germinating seed does the stem develop?
APlumule
BRadicle
CHilum
DMicropyle
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Plumule
The plumule of the embryo grows upward to form the stem, while the radicle forms the root.
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