Apophysis in the capsule of Funaria is
Correct answer: A. Lower part
- A. Lower part
- B. Upper part
- C. Middle part
- D. Fertile part
Explanation
The apophysis in the capsule of Funaria is the lower part.The apophysis is the basal part of the Funaria capsule. It is a sterile, solid region with chloroplasts. It is present at the lower part of the capsule. The incorrect options are: Upper part: The upper part of the Funaria capsule is called the operculum. It is a lid that covers the capsule and protects the spores inside. Middle part: The middle part of the Funaria capsule is called the theca. It is the fertile part of the capsule and contains the sporangia, which produce the spores. Fertile part: The fertile part of the Funaria capsule is the theca. The apophysis is a sterile part of the capsule.
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