Nucellus in fertilized ovule is known as
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perisperm
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endothecium
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perithecium
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epistase
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Correct answer
Explanation
Perisperm is the persistent nucellar tissue that remains in the fertilized ovule. In some seeds like pepper, the nucellus remains as starchy nutritive tissue surrounding the embryo. Endothecium is a layer of anther wall, perithecium is a type of fungal fruiting body, and epistase is not a valid botanical term.