Endosperm is consumed by developing embryo in the seed of
Correct answer: A. Pea
- A. Pea
- B. Maize
- C. Coconut
- D. Castor
Explanation
(a): During the process of the development of the embryo, the food stored up in the endosperm is continuously drawn up by the developing embryo and thus completely exhausted. Such seeds are known as exalbuminous or nonendospermic. The common examples are exalbuminous - gram, pea, bean, tamarind, orchid, etc.
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