According to Nectar in a Sieve, the female body is likened to the land. The land the woman is valued for her ability to bear children, "lustful sons", and for her ability to get and keep a husband.
Her superpowers stem from her ability to enjoy and endure the process of childbirth, a source of life, and just like a seed, become part of the process (when is no more) to help the seed thrive in life.
Thus, the woman participates in the cycle of life as a seed. This complex cycle of power shift is dubbed by many as Ecofeminism. The woman is linked very intricately to Rukmani, land, and seeds, as the source and sustainer of life, the woman is part of a cycle of life in the form of a seed.
The seed becomes a seedling, the seedling eventually becomes part of the soil that provides life to the seed in the future.
From the above, we can see that there is a relationship between the land the woman, and the cycle of nature. (Options C)
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