| Perisperm | Pericarp |
| It serves as the nucleus of the seed. | From the ovary wall develops a covering for the fruit. |
| Seeds contain it. | It is a component of fruit. |
| Usually, it is dry. | There is no moisture or flesh in it. |
| Many times, seeds do not function properly. |
Protection and nutrition are also provided by this covering |
| Seeds without perisperm are rare. | Every fruit contains this. |
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