Edible part of orange is__________________?
Correct answer: C. Multicelled endocarpic hair
- A. Unexcelled endocarp hair
- B. Unicelled placenta hairs
- C. Multicelled endocarpic hair
- D. Multicelled placental hairs
Explanation
The juicy edible segments of an orange are multicellular juice hairs, also called vesicles, that arise from the endocarp. They are not hairs of the placenta, making multicelled endocarpic hairs the appropriate description.
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