alleryIn a typical angiosperm ovule, the small opening in the integuments through which the pollen tube usually enters is the:
AChalaza
BFunicle
CMicropyle
DHilum
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Micropyle
**Micropyle** = opening in the integuments at the apex of the ovule
site of pollen-tube entry (porogamy).
**Chalaza** is the basal end
**hilum** is the funicle-body junction
**funicle** is the stalk.
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