Question

The most common type of ovule in angiosperm is
A) Anatropous
B) Amphitropous
C) Anatropous
D) Circinotropous

Answer 1

In seeds, the ovule is a structure which gives rise to new reproductive cells and it also consists of female reproductive cells. It is made up of three parts - integument, nucellus and female gametophyte.

Complete answer:
The ovule is a part of a makeup of a female reproductive organ in the seed plant. Is the place where female reproductive cells are made and contained and it is what eventually developed into a seed after fertilization only for the seed to ripen and produce a complete adult plant.

Ovules contain in ovaries at the bottom of the ways like structure the carpel which has a neck called a style and an opening at the top of stigma after fertilization The over start to swell and it's we'll start to toughen up in preparation to become a seed while the ovary. Start to grow around it and become a fruit.
Ovule has been separated into six categories based on their shape.

The most common type of ovule is anatropous. In another purse the oval becomes completely inverted during development so that the microphyll lies close to the hilum. The hilum is a scar that marks the point where the seed was attached to the fruit wall by the funicle.

Therefore, from the above explanation, the correct option is (A)

Note: The function of ovule is as follows,
i) It has an important role in sexual reproduction
ii) It also sends out a pollen tube via the style
iii) It also forms the seeds of the flowering plants
iv) It helps in production of female reproductive cells