The presence of a 'Suspensor' in the developing seed embryo is primarily for:
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Correct answer: Pushing embryo to nutrients
The suspensor is a temporary structure that forms during early embryogenesis. Its primary function is to push the developing embryo deep into the endosperm to ensure it has maximum access to nutrients.
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