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Phylogenetic Relationship

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The nutritive tissues in a endospermous seeds are

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triploid tissues

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diploid tissue

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haploid tissue

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hexaploid tissue

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Solution

The correct option is A triploid tissues
The cells of the endosperm are filled with reserve food materials and are used for the nutrition of developing embryo. They are triploid tissues as they are formed from the triploid primary endosperm nucleus formed from the fusion of a haploid male gamete and diploid central nuclues.

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