28. What is the proposed role of thioredoxin in seed protein mobilization? 29. How do monocots and eudicots differ in the placement and activation of the peptidases needed to mobilize seed storage proteins? Solution 28)The role of thioredoxin in seed protein mobilization is that it leads to the reduction of disulfide bonds and they respond of active oxygen species and help in the proteing mobilization. 29)The monocots and eudicots are different. When we have a monocot seed and we open it then the stored food of the seed is present as one unit .On the other hand the Eudicots have the food source which is broken into two parts – which is referred by “di”. Moreover when the seed germinates, the monocot usually forms one seed leaf which is known as the the cotyledon while the the Eudicot forms two seed leaves Another difference is that the monocots are represented by the leaves which have parallel veins. This shows that the veins usually begin at the base of the leaf and these veins usually move parallel to one another towards the end While the Eudicots have leaves with net veins,.