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In a seed, food is generally stored in:

  1. Radicle
  2. Plumule
  3. Fruit
  4. Cotyledons or Endosperms

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Cotyledons or Endosperm

Reason — Cotyledons or Endosperms stores nutrients which are required by the development of embryo during seedlings.
Radicle develops into root, not for storage. Plumule develops into shoot, not for storage. Fruit protects seeds, not inside seed.

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