NEET Biology question

A non-albuminous seed

(A)Has no reserve food
(B)Is also called an exalbuminous seedCorrect
(C)Has thin cotyledons
(D)All of these

Answer: (B)

Solution

In a non-albuminous (exalbuminous) seed, the endosperm is completely used up by the growing embryo before the seed matures, and the food reserve is instead stored within the cotyledons, which therefore become thick and

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Question ID VK-118613