Which one of the following plant parts is correctly matched with one of its stated characteristicsWheat grain - Exalbuminous-Mango seed- Aleurone layer-Bean seed - Endosperm-Maize grain- coleoptile-

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Which one of the following plant parts is correctly matched with one of its stated characteristics

Mango seed - Aleurone layer

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Bean seed - Endosperm

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Maize grain - coleoptile

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Wheat grain - Exalbuminous

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The correct option is C
Maize grain - coleoptile

Mango seed is dicot it does not have aleurone layer, Bean seed is a dicot it does not have endosperm, wheat grain is albuminous, and the plumule is towards the upper broader side of the embryonic region and is enclosed in a protective sheath, the coleoptile

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