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What does the ovary do for plants?
The ovary or gynoecium is the female reproductive organ of plants. It holds the ovules. The ovules are fertilized by the pollen grains from androecium (male part) during fertilization. As a result of fertilization, the ovules develop into seeds and later fruits.
Where are the ovules stored?
The ovules is found in the ovary.
Where are ovules stored?
easy ovules are stored in ovary
Do gymnosperms produce ovules?
yes they do produce ovules
What forms ovules?
Ovules form in the ovary through meiosis
What part of the plant contains the ovules and becomes the fruit?
The ovary is the container for the ovules, and it becomes the fruit.Specifically, the ovary is the source of the ovules. The ovules turn into seeds. The ovary will become the plant's fruit.
Seeds in a plant are formed from the fertilization of ovules or fruits?
From fertilization of ovules
How many ovules does does this ovary have?
An ovary contains one or more ovules.
What are the flower contains the Ovules?
The part of the flower that contains the ovules is the ovary.
Can you use ovules during your period?
No. That is not a good route of administration of drug during the menstruation. The drug will be washed away in normal course. Your doctor is the best judge.
What will happen if the ovules were removed?
If the ovules are removed from a flower, the plant cannot bear a fruit.
Which type of ovules are found in cycas and pinus?
Both cycas and pinus have the same type of ovules, known as gymnospermous ovules. These ovules are not enclosed within an ovary like in angiosperms, but are instead naked and exposed on the surface of cone scales.
