Q.Match the column. Column I (Structure before seed formation): A. Funiculus, B. Scar of Ovule, C. Zygote, D. Inner integument. Column II (Structure after seed formation): I. Hilum, II. Tegmen, III. Testa, IV. Stalk of seed, V. Embryo.

Matching each pre-seed ovular structure to what it becomes after seed formation: Funiculus to Stalk of seed, Scar of Ovule to Hilum, Zygote to Embryo, Inner …

Matching each item in Column I to its corresponding post-seed-formation structure in Column II:

• A. Funiculus develops into the IV. Stalk of the seed (the funiculus persists essentially unchanged in function, simply now called the seed's stalk).
• B. Scar of Ovule corresponds to the I. Hilum (the point of attachment where the funiculus was joined to the ovule/seed).
• C. Zygote develops into the V. Embryo (via embryogenesis, the fertilised egg cell/zygote is what forms the embryo inside the seed). …

Trace each pre-fertilization ovular structure forward to the specific post-ferti …

• Swapping testa and tegmen; the outer integument becomes the testa and the inner integument becomes the tegmen. …