alleryCoconut water (the liquid inside a tender coconut) is best described as:
AEmbryo sac fluid
BCellular endosperm
CPulp of the fruit
DFree-nuclear endosperm
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Free-nuclear endosperm
Coconut water is **free-nuclear endosperm** — thousands of nuclei in cytoplasm before cell-wall formation.
The white kernel surrounding it is cellular endosperm.
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