alleryAfter fertilisation, the ovule and its integuments become, respectively:
AFruit and pericarp
BSeed and pericarp
CSeed and seed coats
DFruit and seed coats
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Seed and seed coats
The ovule develops into a seed, while integuments harden into seed coats. The ovary becomes the fruit and its wall becomes pericarp.
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