MP Board · Class 12 · Biology · Sexual Reproduction in Flowering PlantsThe persistence of nucellus in some seeds is called:
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When the nucellus persists in the seed, it is referred to as perisperm, as seen in black pepper and beet.
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Option : Perisperm (Correct Answer)
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Option 1: Endosperm
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Option 2: Testa
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Option 3: Tegmen
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