Word automatically creates footnotes as list-based numbering. The number in the text is actually a cross-reference to the number of the footnote. Word automatically numbers the footnote paragraphs and creates the cross-reference when you insert the footnote.Footnote numbering tends to be very stable.he number in the text is actually a cross-reference to the number of the footnote. Word automatically numbers the footnote paragraphs and creates the cross-reference when you insert the footnote. Footnote numbering tends to be very stable.
The part of embryo that develops into a root is known as the radical. The roots are important in any plant as they help take up nutrients from the soil into the plant. Edit
Individual plants of some species have one-sexed flowers that is, flowers on a plant may have only stamens, and the flowers of another plant of the species may have only pistils. To such plants the term dioecious is applied. The holly is an example. A SEED is a ripened ovule containing an embryo.A fruit, in terms of origin, is a ripened ovary containing the seeds. Both ovule and ovary are in the pistil of the flower. To identify seeds and fruits correctly, one has to follow the development of these parts to maturity.The botanical definition of a fruit is much broader than the popular meaning of the word.ndividual plants of some species have one-sexed flowers that is, flowers on a plant may have only stamens, and the flowers of another plant of the species may have only pistils. To such plants the term dioecious is applied. The holly is an example. A SEED is a ripened ovule containing an embryo.