In a particular angiosperm species, the synergids exhibit a unique filiform apparatus oriented away from the micropyle. What would be the MOST likely consequence of this unusual arrangement?
Enhanced pollen tube attraction
Faster pollen tube growth
Reduced fertilization success
Increased seed production
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