Hi. Unfortunately, you didn't show the answer options, which makes it impossible for me to answer your question. However, I'm going to give you some general information about seeds that can help you find the right answer. Hope this helps you.
Seeds are structures responsible for plant proliferation. They exist only in gymnosperms and angiosperms and are absent in bryophytes and pteridophytes. All seeds are formed in the ovary of flowers as a result of the plant fertilization process.
All seeds are formed by three structures known as integument, nutrient and embryo. The embryo is what gives rise to another plant, which will grow after the seed is planted and germinates. Nutrients will be responsible for meeting the needs of the new plant during the beginning of its development. The integument, in turn, has the function of protecting the embryo.
