A plant seed contains food for the future plant. What else does it contain? A. an embryo B. separate gametes (egg and sperm) C. a fertilized egg, or zygote D. a variety of unrelated cells

A plant seed with the food for the future plant contains an embryo.

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

Mostly an angiospermic seed contains 2 major parts that is the embryo and the endosperm, that has resulted due to 2 major actions such as the double fertilisation and the triple fusion.

The embryo is the newly formed zygote or the new plant whereas the endosperm is a structure that is present to nourish it. The endosperm contains the radicle and the plumule that would develop into the root and the shoot system respectively.

D. A variety of unrelated cells