what is the difference between a seed and pollen
1. Seeds do not contain the gametes for reproduction unlike pollens. 2. Seeds are generally bigger in size than pollens. 3. Seeds are the end products of the reproduction cycle of most seed plants while pollens are part of the starting phase of the plant reproduction process.he embryo is the point where the new plant can grow when put in the most ideal propagating conditions. It can have one seed leaf (as in the case of monocotyledons) or two in dicots. The second part of a seed is called the nutrient supply for the embryo which in most cases is called the endosperm.