The differences between Seeds and Grains are the followings:
Seeds Vs Grains
Seeds | Grains |
Seeds are the Unit of reproduction of a higher plant, capable of developing into another such plant.
| Grain is a single fruit or seed of a cereal used as food. |
An embryonic plant produced as a result of sexual reproduction. | A type of seed or fruit which occurs mainly in grasses. |
Production follow a well designed seed programme. | No designed seed programme for production is done. |
Three main components are embryo, endosperm, and seed coat | Four components are embryo, endosperm, seed coat, and bran |
During seed production process, quality standards like removal of off-types, diseased plants, weed plants and other crop plants are carried out. | Quality standards are not followed. |
Seeds have physical purity and good germination. | Physical purity and germination is not ensured. |
Viability is important. | Viability is not important. |
Scientific seed production follow the processing, treatment, packaging and labeling procedures. | Processing, labeling and tagging are not followed in grain production. |
Drying of seeds is done in a controlled condition. | Grains are dried in higher temperature and thus the quality of the seeds are affected. |
May be treated with fungicides and pesticides. | Not treated with fungicides or pesticides. |
Examples: pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, and sesame seeds | Examples: rice, wheat, corn, and oats |
For your help, the differences of seeds and grains are given into image file.
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