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Question
Differentiate between coleoptile and coleorrhiza.
Solution
Coleoptile | Coleorrhiza | |
1. | The epicotyl bearing shoot apex and leaf primordia are enclosed in a foliar structure called coleoptile. | The radical and root cap are enclosed in a sheath called coleorrhiza. |
2. | Coleoptile has a terminal pore for the emergence of the first leaf. |
Coleorrhiza is a solid structure. |
3. | It protects the plumule during emergence from the soil. |
It does not protect the radicle during its passage into the soil. |
4. | It grows much beyond the grain. | After emergence from grain, it stops growing. |
5. | Coleoptile, after emergence from soil during germination, becomes green and does photosynthesis. | Coleorrhiza does not come out of the soil. It remains non-green. |
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