Lily family, Liliaceae.

CFR · 2024-01-01 · US · Title 7

Kinds of seed: Asparagus, chives, leek, onion, and Welsh onion. (a) Asparagus. (1) General description. (i) Germination habit: Hypogeal monocot. (ii) Food reserves: Endosperm which is hard, semi- transparent, and non-starchy; minor reserves in the cotyledon. The endosperm surrounds the entire embryo. (iii) Cotyledon: A single cylindrical cotyledon; following germination, all but the basal end remains embedded in the endosperm to absorb nutrients. (iv) Shoot system: The epicotyl elongates and carries the terminal bud above the soil surface. The epicotyl may bear several small scale leaves. A short hypocotyl is barely distinguishable, joining the root to the basal end of the cotyledon. More than one shoot may arise simultaneously, and the seedling may be considered normal if at least one shoot is well- developed and has a terminal growing point, provided other essential structures are normal. (v) Root system: A long slender primary root. (2) Abnormal seedling description. (i) Cotyledon: (A) Detached from seedling. (B) Deep open cracks at basal end. (ii) Epicotyl: (A) Missing. (B) Terminal bud missing or damaged. (C) Deep open cracks. (D) Malformed, such as markedly shortened, curled, or thickened. (E) Spindly. (F) Watery. (iii) Hypocotyl: (A) Deep open cracks. (B) [Reserved] (iv) Root: (A) No primary root. (B) Stubby primary root with weak secondary roots. (v) Seedling: (A) One or more essential structures impaired as a result of decay from primary infection. (B) Albino. (b) Ch

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