In an angiosperm, the ovary develops after fertilisation into (i)______ and (ii)_______ develops into seeds.

Options

A. i-embryo, ii-ovule
B. i-fruit, ii-stigma
C. i-fruit, ii-ovule
D. i-embryo, ii-stigma

Answer

To solve the question, we need to identify what structures develop from the ovary and ovule in angiosperms after fertilization.

1. **Understanding Angiosperms**: Angiosperms, also known as flowering plants, undergo a process of fertilization where pollen fertilizes the ovule within the ovary.

2. **Ovary Development**: After fertilization, the ovary of the flower transforms into a fruit. The fruit serves to protect the seeds and aid in their dispersal.

3. **Ovule Development**: The ovule, which is fertilized and develops into a zygote, eventually matures into a seed. The seed contains the genetic material necessary for the next generation of plants.

4. **Final Answer**: Therefore, the two blanks in the question can be filled as follows:
(i) Fruit (the ovary develops into a fruit) and (ii) Ovule (the ovule develops into seeds).

### Final Answer:
(i) Fruit
(ii) Ovule