The fruit and vegetables contain an insoluble stiffening material called______________________?
Correct answer: D. Protopectin
- A. Pectin
- B. Lig in
- C. Gums
- D. Protopectin
Explanation
Protopectin is the insoluble form of pectic material found in unripe fruits and vegetables, helping maintain firmness. During ripening it is converted into more soluble pectin, which softens the tissue.
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