Which structure constitutes the consumable portion of an orange?

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Single-celled hairs from the endocarpSingle-celled hairs from the placentaMulti-celled hairs originating in the endocarpMulti-celled hairs derived from the placentaNone of the above

Explanation

The edible segment of an orange is made up of multi-celled hairs that develop from the endocarp, making option C the correct choice. Options A and B describe single-celled hairs, while option D refers to multi-celled hairs from the placenta, which are not the part eaten.