What is the starchy material inside seeds that provides nutrients for the embryonic plant called?

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Zaiden Howell

26 September, 15:45

What is the starchy material inside seeds that provides nutrients for the embryonic plant called?

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Brendon · Answer 1

The starchy material inside the seeds that provide nutrients for the embryonic plant is called the endosperm. The endosperm has the ability to surround the embryo and provide nutrition. The nutrition that it provides is in the form of starch. It is also mostly found in the flowering plant.