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Outgrowth developing along with hilum of the seed is

A

Plumule

B

Radicle

C

Strophiole

D

Perisperm

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understand the Question**: The question asks for the outgrowth that develops along with the hilum of the seed. The hilum is the scar on a seed where it was attached to the ovary wall. 2. **Identify the Options**: The options provided are: - A) Plumule - B) Radical - C) Strophiole - D) Perisperm 3. **Define Each Option**: - **Plumule**: This is the part of the seed that develops into the shoot of the plant. It is not an outgrowth associated with the hilum. - **Radical**: This is the embryonic root that will develop into the root system of the plant. It is also not related to the hilum. - **Strophiole**: This is a small outgrowth or crest-like structure that develops along the hilum of some seeds. - **Perisperm**: This is a tissue that provides nourishment to the developing seed but is not an outgrowth associated with the hilum. 4. **Analyze the Correct Option**: Among the options, the strophiole is specifically noted for being an outgrowth that develops along with the hilum of the seed. 5. **Final Answer**: The correct answer to the question is **C) Strophiole**. ---
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