Parthenocarpy refers to the development of a fruit:
- AWith seeds after pollination
- BWithout seeds after pollination
- CWith viable seeds after fertilization
- DSeedless without fertilization
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| $A.$ Scutellum | $I.$ Persistent nucellus |
| $B.$ Non-albuminous seed | $II.$ Cotyledon of Monocot seed |
| $C.$ Epiblast | $III.$ Groundnut |
| $D.$ Perisperm | $IV.$ Rudimentary cotyledon |
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Statement-$II$: Seeds are the product of sexual reproduction.
Statement-$II$: Seeds are the product of sexual reproduction.
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