radicle
/ˈrædɪkəl/Definitions
1. noun
A small, undifferentiated cell or mass of cells from which a plant grows or develops, especially from a seed.
“The radicle of the seedling began to sprout after two days in the soil.”
2. noun
The primary root of a plant, especially one that develops from the seed.
“The radicle of the radish plant grew rapidly in the moist soil.”
3. noun
A cell or group of cells from which an animal develops.
“The radicle of the embryo was clearly visible under the microscope.”
4. noun
A primary root or stem of a plant, especially one that develops from a seed.
“The radicle of the flower plant began to grow after a week in the pot.”