Solve theim G SYSTEM (ACADEMIC)Which of the following is incorrect about the scutellum of a seed:O a. It will emerge from the seed to form the first leaf.O b. It is a cotyledon.O c. It stores food for the seed.O d. It is only found in Monocots.O e. It is very thin.Snails have a radula which:Oa.Is used in feeding.Ob. Is part of the excretory system.Is used in locomotion.Od. Contains the main sense organs.onOe.Closes up the shell (as a door).Bivalves have an inhalent siphon which:Is used to get rid of the faeces.searchHi

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Which of the following is incorrect about the scutellum of a seed: O a. It will emerge from the seed to form the first leaf. O b. It is a cotyledon. O c. It stores food for the seed. O d. It is only found in Monocots. O e. It is very thin.