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Question
Remnants of nucellus are persistent during seed development in ______.
Options
pea
groundnut
wheat
black pepper
Solution
Remnants of nucellus are persistent during seed development in black pepper.
Explanation:
Perisperm is the nutritive tissue or nucellus that remains outside the sac carrying the embryo in some seeds. It can be found in beets, black pepper, and coffee.
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