Q. In which of the following kinds of ovules, the embryo sac is horse-shoe shaped?

Q. In which of the following kinds of ovules, the embryo sac is horse-shoe shaped?

Q. In which of the following kinds of ovules, the embryo sac is horse-shoe shaped?

  1. Hemitropous ovule
  2. Orthotropous ovule
  3. Amphitropous ovule
  4. Circinotropous ovule

Solution :

Correct option : C
The embryo-sac is the female gametophyte borne within the ovule. The embryo-sac contains the egg cell, synergids, antipodals and the central cell. The embryo-sac acquires the horseshoe shape in amphitropous ovules because these ovules have a pronounced curvature. These are seen in the family Butomaceae. Hence, the correct answer is ‘Amphitropous ovule’

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