Which of the following is found in an embryo?

Cotyledons, radicles, and plumules are all part of a plant embryo found inside a seed. The cotyledons are the embryonic leaves that either store food or provide nutrients for the growing embryo. Radicle is the embryonic root, which grows into the root system of the plant. Plumule is the embryonic shoot, which grows into the stem and leaves of the plant. So, cotyledons and radicles are important for the germination of the seed, while the plumule is essential for the growth and development of the plant after germination.