endosperm
/ˈɛn.doˌsparm/Definitions
1. noun
The part of a seed that provides nutrition to the developing plant, especially the starchy tissue surrounding the embryo.
“The endosperm of the corn seed helps it grow into a strong and healthy plant.”
1. noun
The part of a seed that provides nutrition to the developing plant, especially the starchy tissue surrounding the embryo.
“The endosperm of the corn seed helps it grow into a strong and healthy plant.”