I don't think so, just like does all human have same amount of children in one birth? some times it does but not all the times.
Not all types of apples have the same number of seeds. I even experimented by cutting ten different types of apples in half and counting the seeds. I found out that McIntosh had the most seeds(9).
Not all typs of apples have the same number of seeds even by experimenting you will still fined out some apples have the same number of seeds as other apples do some dont.
No. The number of seeds is determined long before the apple reaches its maximum size. It depends on the number of ovules in the flower, and the number of seeds that are fertilized and which then mature. Seed counts in various fruit varies from species to species as well as cultivar to cultivar
It depends on the range of ovule sterility. Otherwise number of ovules in all varieties of apple fruit is the same.
yes
yes they all have the number of seeds
Apples are free?
think it depends there not all the same amount
`No, because apples depend on what state of life it is on if its not ripe yet or if its not even a apple yet or what kind of apple it is or where its from but im only eleven so im just a child but my answer is still good.
Apples have an indeterminate amount of seeds. Not all ovules are fertilised and so not all of them form into seeds. The number of seeds is also determined by the variety of apple.
Not the same way apples do. They have some fibers in the very center of all their segments and the seeds are usually close to the center, but there's not a defined core.
Apples trees are usually grown from saplings which are cuttings from a healthy apple tree grafted onto a root stock. This ensures that the apple variety will be the same as the one from which the cutting was taken. The seeds of hybrid apples (pretty much all the apples sold in supermarkets) will not necessarily produce the type of apple from which they came. This is due to cross pollination, meaning that the seeds will produce a new hybrid that is a cross of the two parent plants or, perhaps, will be sterile and will produce nothing at all. Ray