alleryStart learning →A seed that has no residual endosperm because it is fully used by the embryo is termed what?
AAlbuminous
BPerispermic
CNon-albuminous
DEndospermic
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Non-albuminous
Non-albuminous seeds such as pea and groundnut lose all endosperm during embryo development.
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