what is perisperm in biology ....❤
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perisperm is remanent of nucellus of seed and it is diploid tissue
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in in most of the seeds nucellus is completely consumed but in some seeds nucellus is persist it is called perisperm
perisperm (diploid)differ from endosperm ( triploid)
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Perisperm is a type of full - nutritional seed that is a part of endosperm...It is developed from nucellous and is found as a layer on embryo of some plants ....
The benefits of perisperm are as follows....
1) As it has high nutritional value it is a good source of growth and development of the plants.
2) The plants containing perisperm are resistant of many diseases..
Example - Black pepper
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