Ovule is inverted (resupinates at 180^(@...

Ovule is inverted (resupinates at `180^(@)`) with body fused to funicle, micropyle lying close to hilum and side by side with funicle facing the placent and is most common in Angiosperms. It is

A

Anatropus

B

Campylotropous

C

Orthotropous

D

Amphitropous

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