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Dicots and monocots are two classes under the division - angiosperms. Which of the following statements are correct about their seeds?

i. The scutellum is cotyledon in dicots.
ii. Generally, dicots have non-endospermic seeds.
iii. Coleoptile covers the plumule in monocots.
iv. The heart-shaped embryo is seen in monocots.

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