What are the main morphological differences between the seed cones of Cycas revoluta, a cycad, and Ginkgo biloba? Group of answer choices (a)The main differences are that cycads typically develop more than two ovules per cone, whereas Ginkgo produces two ovules. Also Cycas produces ovules proximally on the megasporophyll along the petiole homolog, whereas Ginkgo produces ovules at the base of the reduced leaf blade homolog (b)The main differences are that cycads typically develop more than two ovules per cone, whereas Ginkgo produces one ovule per cone and the cones are fused into pairs. Also Cycas produces ovules on a photosynthetic megasporophyll, whereas Ginkgo produces ovules on a non-photosynthetic short shoot