the a dark yellow part within a maize seen Known as the
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In maize grain, the seed coat (testa) is fused with the fruit wall (pericarp). ... The bigger portion, the endosperm which is yellowish or whitish is the food storage tissue of the grain and is rich in starch. But its outermost layer contains only protein and is called aleurone layer.