alleryStart learning →In a dicot embryo, the part above the cotyledons ending in a plumule is the
Ahypocotyl
Bradicle
Cscutellum
Depicotyl
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. epicotyl
The epicotyl is the embryonal axis above the cotyledons and ends in the plumule or stem tip.
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