Match List I with List II :

| | List - I | | List - II |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Scutellum | I | Persistent nucellus |
| B | Non-albuminous seed | II | Cotyledon of Monocot seed |
| C | Epiblast | III | Groundnut |
| D | Perisperm | IV | Rudimentary cotyledon |

Choose the option with all correct matches.

Question

Match List I with List II :

| | List - I | | List - II |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Scutellum | I | Persistent nucellus |
| B | Non-albuminous seed | II | Cotyledon of Monocot seed |
| C | Epiblast | III | Groundnut |
| D | Perisperm | IV | Rudimentary cotyledon |

Choose the option with all correct matches.

Accepted Answer

C. 1. The **scutellum** is the single large cotyledon found in a **monocot seed** (like maize), so **A matches II**.

2. A **non-albuminous seed** has no residual endosperm because it is fully consumed by the embryo; **groundnut** is a classic example of this, so **B matches III**.

3. The **epiblast** is a small, vestigial structure found opposite the scutellum in a monocot embryo, and it is described as a **rudimentary (underdeveloped) cotyledon**, so **C matches IV**.

4. The **perisperm** is a food-storing tissue that develops from the **persistent nucellus** (the nucellus that does not get fully used up), so **D matches I**.

5. Hence, the answer is **Option C: A-II, B-III, C-IV, D-I**.

	List - I		List - II
A	Scutellum	I	Persistent nucellus
B	Non-albuminous seed	II	Cotyledon of Monocot seed
C	Epiblast	III	Groundnut
D	Perisperm	IV	Rudimentary cotyledon

Match List I with List II : List - IList - IIAScutellumIPersistent nucellusBNon-albuminous seedIICotyledon of Monocot seedCEpiblastIIIGroundnutDPerispermIVRudimentary cotyledon Choose the option with all correct matches.

Match List I with List II :

List - I List - II
A Scutellum I Persistent nucellus
B Non-albuminous seed II Cotyledon of Monocot seed
C Epiblast III Groundnut
D Perisperm IV Rudimentary cotyledon

Choose the option with all correct matches.