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MHT CET Medical202624 April 2026Evening ShiftBiologyMorphology of Flowering PlantsActual

Given below is the diagram of a typical monocot seed. Identify the parts labelled as A, B, C and D and choose the correct option.

Options

  1. AA- Plumule ; B- Endosperm ; C- Scutellum; D- Aleurone layer.
  2. BA- Aleurone layer; B- Endosperm; C- Scutellum; D- Plumule.
  3. CA- Plumule; B- Scutellum; C- Endosperm; D- Aleurone layer.
  4. DA- Scutellum; B- Plumule; C- Aleurone layer; D- Endosperm.

Correct answer

B. A- Aleurone layer; B- Endosperm; C- Scutellum; D- Plumule.

Step-by-step solution

Based on the longitudinal section of a typical monocot seed (like maize): 1. A represents the Aleurone layer, which is a proteinaceous layer that forms the outer boundary of the endosperm, separating it from the embryo. 2. B represents the Endosperm, which is the large, bulky tissue that stores food (primarily starch) for the developing embryo. 3. C represents the Scutellum, which is the single, large, shield-shaped cotyledon characteristic of monocot embryos. 4. D represents the Plumule, which is the embryonic sho

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