I. No endosperm
II. Endosperm present
III. Cotyledons -thin
IV. Cotyledons -thick
V. Food is stored in cotyledons
VI. Food is stored in endosperms
Sort out correct points (from I to VI) for a. Albuminous and B. Exalbuminous seeds.

Options

A. `{:(A" "B),(II","III","VI" "I","IV","V):}`
B. `{:(A" "B),(I","IV","V" "II","III","VI):}`
C. `{:(A" "B),(I","III","V" "II","IV",'VI):}`
D. `{:(A" "B),(II","IV","VI" "I","III","V):}`

Answer

To sort out the correct points for albuminous (A) and exalbuminous (B) seeds based on the given statements, we can follow these steps:

### Step-by-Step Solution:

1. **Identify Albuminous Seeds (A)**:
- Albuminous seeds are seeds that contain endosperm at maturity. This means they store food in the endosperm.
- Therefore, the relevant points for albuminous seeds are:
- II. Endosperm present (correct for A)
- VI. Food is stored in endosperms (correct for A)
- Cotyledons can be thin or thick, but in many albuminous seeds, they are often thin.

2. **Identify Exalbuminous Seeds (B)**:
- Exalbuminous seeds do not have endosperm at maturity. Instead, they store food in the cotyledons.
- Therefore, the relevant points for exalbuminous seeds are:
- I. No endosperm (correct for B)
- V. Food is stored in cotyledons (correct for B)
- Cotyledons are generally thick in exalbuminous seeds.

3. **Sorting the Statements**:
- For Albuminous seeds (A):
- II. Endosperm present
- VI. Food is stored in endosperms
- III. Cotyledons - thin (often true)
- For Exalbuminous seeds (B):
- I. No endosperm
- V. Food is stored in cotyledons
- IV. Cotyledons - thick (often true)

### Final Sorting:
- **Albuminous Seeds (A)**: II, VI, III
- **Exalbuminous Seeds (B)**: I, V, IV

### Conclusion:
- The correct sorting of statements is:
- A: II, VI, III
- B: I, V, IV