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  • Biology Test 8 (Part - I)
  • Caruncle is derived from
Multiple choice

Caruncle is derived from

  1. cotyledon

  2. integument

  3. peduncle

  4. none of these

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B Correct answer
Explanation

A caruncle is a fleshy, outgrowth-like structure found on the seed coat, which is derived from the integuments of the ovule. It is commonly seen in seeds like castor.

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