Questions: In this picture, how many ovules can you see? Select one: a. Three b. One c. Many d. Five e. Two

In this picture, how many ovules can you see? Select one: a. Three b. One c. Many d. Five e. Two
Transcript text: In this picture, how many ovules can you see? Select one: a. Three b. One c. Many d. Five e. Two
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Step 1: Count the ovules

The image shows a cross-section of a Campanuloideae flower. The ovules are the small, pinkish, oblong structures clustered in the center. There are many of them.

Step 2: Select the correct option

The options provided are "Three", "One", "Many", "Five", and "Two". Since there are clearly more than five ovules, the best option is "Many".

Final Answer: The final answer is $\boxed{c}$

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