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What holds seeds of a cone bearing plant?
Ovuliferous scale
What is a fruit and its structure and functions?
A fruit is the part of a flowering plant that contains and protects the seeds.
Why do seeds have a shell?
It protects the seeds
Does the nucleus of a cell protect the cell?
The nucleus only holds the DNA. the cell membrane protects animal cells. the cell wall and cell membrane protects plant cells
What is the purpose of the seed?
The seed is a "vessel" which contains, protects and aids in distirbution of the embryo (zygote) of the plant to a new destination.
What part of the plant protects the seed and holds?
The fruit of the plant holds and protects the seeds. The seed coat initially and later when the ovary ripens, the fruit protects the seed.
What part of the plants holds the seeds?
The fruit of the plant holds and protects the seeds. The seed coat initially and later when the ovary ripens, the fruit protects the seed.
What does the seed pod do for the plant?
The seed pod protects and holds the seeds.
What does the seed do for plants?
The seed pod protects and holds the seeds.
How do a old plant form seedling?
the old plant holds seeds
What holds seeds of a cone bearing plant?
Ovuliferous scale
What is a fruit and its structure and functions?
A fruit is the part of a flowering plant that contains and protects the seeds.
What function do fruit produced by angiosperms perform?
to attract bugs to collect the pollen from the plant and carry it to a new spot to be reproduced
Part of a plant containing seeds?
the part of the plant that holds the seed is ovary
What is the cell well?
if you mean cell wall then that is the outer wall on a plant cell that protects it and holds its shape
Why do seeds have a shell?
It protects the seeds
Where do conifers hide their seeds?
The cone is the part of the plant that protects the sees of a conifer until they are mature. Conifers are Gymnosperms like the ginkgo trees and cycads.
