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The micropyle is (Multiple Choice)

The micropyle is

a. the mature male gametophyte.
b. the inner seed coat.
c. a small opening at one end of an ovule.
d. a passageway through the style for sperm.
e. the eight-cell stage of a plant embryo.

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The female gametophyte in flowering plants is the

a. ovary.
b. seed.
c. embryo sac.
d. megasporocyte.
e. ovule.

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Were some really tough homework problems! Thanks for answering all of them correctly

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