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The 14 pages that link to Cotyledon, each with the reason it gives.

• SeedBroader topic: In some seeds, cotyledons store or deliver resources instead of endosperm.

• MonocotyledonBroader topic: The single cotyledon is the defining feature behind the name monocotyledon.

• EndospermCompared with: In many seeds, cotyledons perform storage or nutrient-transfer roles that endosperm performs in others.

• AcornBroader topic: Acorn cotyledons store much of the energy used during germination.

• ChickpeaRelated: The chickpea seed’s large cotyledons store much of its edible reserve.

• EudicotsRelated: The usual two-cotyledon condition gives eudicots their name.

• SeedlingBroader topic: Cotyledons nourish or feed the seedling before true leaves take over.

• Kidney beanRelated: The bean’s cotyledons make up most of its edible seed interior.

• LentilRelated: The two cotyledons make up the split halves of a lentil.

• HypocotylRelated: Cotyledons mark the upper boundary of the hypocotyl.

• DicotyledonBroader topic: The two seed leaves give dicotyledons their name.

• Garden cressRelated: The seed leaves are among the first edible parts harvested as microgreens.

• Vicia fabaRelated: Faba bean seeds have large cotyledons that store food reserves.

• Plant embryonic developmentBroader topic: Cotyledons arise as the embryo establishes its shoot region.