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3 years ago

Female cones produce what? Which contain eggs

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Lyrx [107]3 years ago

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Answer:

Female cones contain eggs and produce seeds.

Explanation:

Strobiles, also known as cones, are structures commonly confused with flowers, but should not be so named. Found mainly in gymnosperms, strobiles are responsible for the formation of gametes.

Female cones are larger and more complex than male cones. They have egg scales, spiraling around the strobile axis, and these cones produce seeds. At the time of reproduction, the scales of this cone are well separated, ensuring that pollen grains reach the eggs, germinate and produce the pollen tube, which is responsible for bringing the male gamete to the female. It is these strobiles that will house the seed after fertilization.

pav-90 [236]3 years ago

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Answer:

ovule

Explanation:

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