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Intine is ____ in nature.

Astarchy

Bparenchymatous

Cpectocellulosic

Depidermal

Answer:

C. pectocellulosic

Read Explanation:

  • Pollen grains are covered by sporoderm which constitute 2 layers, the exine (outer) and intine (inner).

  • Intine is pectocellulosic in nature.

  • At certain places it contains enzymatic proteins.


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