The hilum and micropyle lie side by side and very close to each other in

The hilum and micropyle lie side by side and very close to each other in

Options

(a) anatropous ovule
(b) campylotropous ovule
(c) amphitropous ovule
(d) circinotropous ovule

Correct Answer:

anatropous ovule

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