crassinucellate and tenuinucellate ovule | pseudo-crassinucellate ovule | by Jyoti Verma

[@aasthajain5386]

The explanation was on point 👍

[@AllAboutBiology]

Thanks

[@anushkashukla6331]

Excellent work! keep it up❤️👍

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Thanks

[@sreegowri9396]

Good job
Do it in common language probably english so that all will be benefitted..

[@AllAboutBiology]

Sure

[@samarpan9382]

But monocots are considered advanced compared to dicots ..so why crassinucellate ovule which is generally found in monocot considered a primitive character???

[@AllAboutBiology]

Yes monocots are advanced but it does not mean that they cannot have any primitive character.