Question

what are albuminous and non albuminous seed in biology​

Answer 1

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albuminous seed:-- they retain a part of endosperm as it is not completely used up during embryogenesis .eg: wheat , maize.

non albuminous seed:-- they have no residual endosperm as it is completely used up during the embryogenesis .eg: pea, groundnut.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

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so the definition of albuminous seed is:

Albuminous seeds have food stored in the special tissue called as endosperm (we can say it as nourishment tissue)......

this special tissue remains persistent until the maturity of the seed....

Cotyledons only act as food sucking organs and not food storage organs.

e.g. Castor seed.

non Albuminous seeds can be defined as:

The seed which retains some part of endosperm not completely used up during embryo development is called as non Albuminous seeds......

The seed which does not retain any endosperm as it is completely used up during embryo development. The examples are wheat, barley etc.

The examples are the pea, groundnut etc.

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