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In a monocot seed, which sheath encloses the plumule?
AColeorhiza
BAleurone layer
CScutellum
DColeoptile
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Coleoptile
The plumule is enclosed by the coleoptile, and the radicle by the coleorhiza.
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