Answer: option "A" One seed develops from each ovule.
Explanation:
Ovules are the female reproductive part of the plant which is internally covered by the nucellus and integuments further helped in fertilization and development of seed.
After fertilization, ovule is the part of the plant develops into seed, after a period of time food tissue is developed inside it consisting the seed coats called integuments.
pollen grains or sperms are being transferred through the pollen tube to the embryo sacs from integuments only, which results into the fertilization and development of seed.
The one which is responsible for transmitting an impulse across a synapse to another cell is the neurotransmitters. It allows the transmission of signals from one neuron to the next across synapses.
