Where is the female gamete formed :
(i) in humans ?
(ii) in flowering plants ?

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Answer :
(i) In humans, the female gametes form in the ovaries.
(ii) In flowering plants, the female gametes form in the ovary of the pistil.

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Where is the female gamete formed : (i) in humans ? (ii) in flowering plants ?

Answer : (i) In humans, the female gametes form in the ovaries. (ii) In flowering plants, the female gametes form in the ovary of the pistil.

Where is the female gamete formed :
(i) in humans ?
(ii) in flowering plants ?

Answer :
(i) In humans, the female gametes form in the ovaries.
(ii) In flowering plants, the female gametes form in the ovary of the pistil.