Stalk with which ovules remain attached to the placenta is

Funicle

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Raphe

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Hilum

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Chalaza

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Solution

The correct option is A
Funicle

Funicle is the stalk of an ovule by which it is attached to the placenta. Raphe is an elongated mass of tissue, containing vascular bundle, and lying on the side of an anatropus ovule, between the chalaza and the attachment to the placenta. Hilum is the scar on the testa where it was attached to the funicle. Chalaza is the side opposite to the one bearing the micropyle of an ovule.

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Column I	Column II
A. Funicle	I. Small opening of ovule
B. Integuments	II. Stalk of ovule
C. Chalaza	III. Protective envelope
D. Hilum	IV. Junction part of ovule and stalk
E. Micropyle	V. Base of ovule

Column- I	Column - II
A. Funicle	(i) Mass of parenchymatous cells
B. Hilum	(ii) Basal part of ovule
C. Integument	(iii) One or two protective layers of ovule
D. Chalaza	(iv) Region where the body of ovule fuses with funicle
E. Nucellus	(v) Stalk of ovule