Find odd one w.r.t. non-endospermic seeds
(1) Gram
(3) Pea
(2) Groundnut
(4) Castor
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2. Groundnut
is the correct option.
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The correct answer is option (4) Castor.
Explanation:
- Non-endospermic seeds are found in gramme, pea, bean, and peanut.
- Pea seeds are non-endospermic because the endosperm is consumed throughout the seed formation process.
- Groundnut has no permanent endosperm, it produces non-endospermic seeds.
- The developing embryo consumes the endosperm, which is completely devoured by the time it matures.
- In some seeds, such as Castor, this conserved nourishment is partially consumed by the embryo during development.
- The endosperm is retained in the seed and is used again during germination. As a result, the seed is either endospermic or albuminous.
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