MCQ
$A. $ Heterospory

$B$ .Seed formation

$C$ .Fertilization process

What is appropriate for gymnosperms

  • A
    $AB$  true $ C$  false
  • B
    $BC$  true  $A$  false
  • $ABC$  all true
  • D
    $ABC$  all false

Answer

Correct option: C.
$ABC$  all true
c
(c)Heterospory, seed formation and fertilization are found in gymnosperm.

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