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Placenta of a flower is a tissue that

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Forms pollen grains

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Attaches stamens with corolla

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sepals

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tepals

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Bears ovule

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Bears corolla

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Solution

The correct option is C Bears ovule
The placenta is the tissue in carpel that bears the ovules. The mode of arrangement of ovules on the placenta is called placentation.
The sporogenous tissue forms pollen grains in anthers. The thalamus bears the corolla.
Hence, the correct answer is 'Bears ovule'

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