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

Question

The hilum and micropyle lie side by side very close to each other in (A) anatropous ovule (B) campylotropous ovule (C) amphitropous ovule (D) circinotropous ovule

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In anatropous ovule the ovule bends along the funicle so that the micropyle lies dose to the hilum. The chalaza lies at the other end. It is the commonest type of ovule found in dicots and monocots.

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

anatropous ovule

campylotropous ovule

amphitropous ovule

circinotropous ovule

In anatropous ovule the ovule bends along the funicle so that the micropyle lies dose to the hilum. The chalaza lies at the other end. It is the commonest type of ovule found in dicots and monocots.