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Grasses, such as wheat, produce seeds but no fruit.
Many orchids produce seeds, as fine as flour, that even lack a food source for the new plant. They rely on a hypha from a fungus to invade, upon which they use the fungi as a food source, at least in the short term. And some orchids do produce seeds, notably vanilla.
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How are fruits useful to the seeds?
fruits provide the seeds and the seeds will grow into new plant
How seeds are moved away from the adult plant?
By dispersal of fruits and seeds of that plant
How many fruits have seeds?
All fruits have seeds, it how the plant continues to produce offspring.
What are the functions of fruits and seeds?
The functions of fruits and seeds is to propagate, or to make more of, its originating plant or tree.
What is the function of the fruits of a plant?
to distribute seeds
Does the Hosta plant have any fruits or seeds?
Hostas do produce seeds.
What is the importance of fruits in plant survival?
please I need some answers :(( The fruits produce seeds and after ripening of fruits the seeds are dispersed and germinate to give rise many individuals of that plant.
Why do fruits ordinarily contain seeds?
Fruits are a way of getting seeds to spread so the plant can reproduce. The fruits drop and nourish the seed, and often animals carry them off away from the host plant.
Which part of the plant stores materials for animals?
Fruits & seeds
Can you plant spinach seeds and grow spinach?
Of course! All vegetables and fruits have seeds and can be grown.
Why is it necessary for fruits and seeds of plant to be dispersed?
It is necessary for fruits and seeds of plants to be dispersed because it alows them to reproduce so that they don't become extinct.
How do balsam plant reproduce?
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