Differences between Monocotyledonous and Dicotyledonous Seeds
| SN. | Monocotyledonous Seeds | Dicotyledonous Seeds |
| 1. | The seeds have only one cotyledon | The seeds have two cotyledon |
| 2. | Endosperm occupies most part of the seeds | Endosperm is generally absent or present in membranous form |
| 3. | Hilum and Microyle are microscopic | Hilum and Microyle are distinct |
| 4. | Embryo is very small | Embryo is large |
| 5. | Plumule and Radicles are very small. | Plumule and Radicles are big enough. |
