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(A) Albuminous (endospermic) seeds are those in which the endosperm is retained in the mature seed to provide nourishment to the developing embryo.Exa

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$I, II, III, IV, V \quad\quad VI, VII, VIII$

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(A) Albuminous (endospermic) seeds are those in which the endosperm is retained in the mature seed to provide nourishment to the developing embryo.Examples from the list include: Castor $(I)$,Coconut $(II)$,Wheat $(III)$,Rice $(IV)$,and Maize $(V)$.Ex-albuminous (non-endospermic) seeds are those in which the endosperm is completely consumed by the developing embryo before seed maturation.Examples from the list include: Groundnut $(VI)$,Bean $(VII)$,and Pea $(VIII)$.Therefore,the correct classification is: Albuminous seeds $(I, II, III, IV, V)$ and Ex-albuminous seeds $(VI, VII, VIII)$.

Given the list: $I -$ Castor,$II -$ Coconut,$III -$ Wheat,$IV -$ Rice,$V -$ Maize,$VI -$ Groundnut,$VII -$ Bean,$VIII -$ Pea. Categorize these into albuminous (endospermic) and ex-albuminous (non-endospermic) seeds.
Albuminous seeds $\quad\quad$ Ex-albuminous seeds

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Given the list: $I -$ Castor,$II -$ Coconut,$III -$ Wheat,$IV -$ Rice,$V -$ Maize,$VI -$ Groundnut,$VII -$ Bean,$VIII -$ Pea. Categorize these into albuminous (endospermic) and ex-albuminous (non-endospermic) seeds.Albuminous seeds $\quad\quad$ Ex-albuminous seeds