SEEDS

• Hilium


  Old point of the attachment where the funiculus becomes detached from the ovule.
• Chalaza


  Closed part of the ovule.
• Micropyle


  Open part of the ovule; target of the pollen tube.
• Testa


  Seed coat
• Hypocotyl


  Baby stem; the embryonic axis below the cotyledon attachment point and above the radicle.
• Epicotyl


  Baby shoot; The embryonic axis above point of cotyledon attachment.
• Radicle


  Baby Root; The embryonic root.
• Ricin D


  Deadly protein of the castor bean.
• Abrin


  Deadly protein of the rosary bean.
• Coleoptile


  Covers and protects the epicotyle.
• Coleorhiza


  Covers and protects the radicle.
• Scutellum


  Cotyledon of the monocot.
• Monoecious


  Separate male and female flowers in one plant.
• Dioecious


  Male and female flowers in separate plants.
• Thrum-eyed


  Short-styled flowers. Anthers high up and stigmas low down.
• Pin-eyed


  Long-styled flowers. Stigmas high up and anthers low down.
• Cantharophily


  Pollinated by BEETLES.
• Phalaenophily


  Pollinated by MOTHS
• Mellitophily


  Pollinated by BEES
• Psychophily


  Pollinated by BUTTERFLIES
• Malacophily


  Pollinated by SNAILS
• Ornithophily


  Pollinated by BIRDS
• Chieropterophily


  Pollinated by BATS
• Myrmecophily


  Pollinated by ANTS
• Anemophily


  Pollinated by WIND
• Hydrophily


  Pollinated by WATER
• Yellow and Blue


  Colors seen by BEES
• Red and Orange


  Colors seen by BUTTERFLIES
• White or Pale


  Colors seen by MOTH
• Dung or Rotten MEat


  Odor liked by FLIES
• Dull with strong odor


  Flower types liked by BEETLES
• Yellow or Red


  Colors seen by BIRDS
• White


  Colors seen by BATS
• Hypogeal


  Leaf First (Monocot)
• Epigeal


  Epicotyle first (Dicot)