Discussion
Biurete and triurete crystals of Amoeba are formed of:
Answer: D
Correct answer: Carbonyl diurea
The biuret and triuret crystals of the amoeba’s cytoplasm are carbonyl diurea, a nitrogenous waste product. They accumulate as excretory granules and are voided at the cell surface, the amoeba having no organ of excretion beyond the general membrane and the contractile vacuole.
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