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angiosperms still contain the four-cell
embryo sac and
produce diploid endosperms.
Endosperm is the
evolutionary remnant of the
actual gametophyte,
similar to...
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endosperm and the zygote.
Right after fertilization, the
zygote is
mostly inactive, but the
primary endosperm divides rapidly to form the
endosperm tissue...
- in
cooking as a
vegetable or a
source of starch. The
kernel comprise endosperm, germ, pericarp, and tip cap. Corn
kernels are the
fruits of maize. Maize...
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pseudocereal that
contains the
endosperm, germ, and bran, in
contrast to
refined grains,
which retain only the
endosperm. As part of a
general healthy...
- made from the
entire grain,
including the bran,
endosperm, and germ. Germ
flour is made from the
endosperm and germ,
excluding the bran. To
produce refined...
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types of the
endosperm, the
aleurone layer. The
aleurone layer is the
outermost layer of the
endosperm,
followed by the
inner starchy endosperm. This layer...
- and germ
while the
starch (or
endosperm) is
cracked into co****
pieces in the process.
Through sifting,
these endosperm particles, the semolina, are separated...
- pericarp, but at that time
endosperm was also
thought to be a
maternal tissue, and the term
became closely ****ociated with
endosperm effects. The term metaxenia...
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starch derived from corn (maize) grain. The
starch is
obtained from the
endosperm of the kernel. Corn
starch is a
common food ingredient,
often used to...
- the
resistance of the
grain to milling, in
particular of the
starchy endosperm,
causing dough made from its
flour to be weak or "soft". This
makes durum...
