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Castor seeds are endospermic because the
Acotyledons absent
Bendosperm stays in seed
Ctesta is very thick
Dembryo is very large
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. endosperm stays in seed
In castor the endosperm formed by double fertilisation remains as a food storing tissue.
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