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Most common ovule, having funiculus lying close to the micropyle is called
Options
(a) anatropous
(b) circinotropous
(c) campylotropous
(d) amphitropous
Correct Answer:
anatropous
Explanation:
In anatropous ovule (completely inverted), the micropyle comes very close to hilum and the chalaza is upwardly directed. This type is very common in dicotyledonous and monocotyledonous families.
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Topics: Reproduction In Organisms and Plants
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Subject: Biology
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