Seeds contain embryos to provide an energy source for the plant when it starts to shoot out of its seed. Think of it like the yoke for a chicken inside an egg. The yoke is the embryo of the egg.
Seeds contain embryos to provide an energy source for the plant when it starts to shoot out of its seed. Think of it like the yoke for a chicken inside an egg. The yoke is the embryo of the egg.
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the seeds and embryos and pollen
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Ovules before fertilzation, embryos after fertilization
Apple seeds do NOT contain arsenic, they contain cyanide.
While they have the same function- to reproduce- the main difference between seeds and spores is that seeds come from flowering plants (they are the ripened ovules of the plants) and spores are produced by non-flowering plants (they are tiny reproductive bodies). Seeds, since they are ripened ovules, have plant embryos with a food store and a protective covering around all of that. On the other hand, spores do not have stored food resources and can be made of one or many cells. So, seeds are multicellular while spores are usually unicellular, and seeds contain embryonic plants while spores do not (they themselves are the tiny reproductive bodies).
No. All cumin seeds contain is cumin.
Yes, blueberries do contain seeds. These small seeds are found inside the fruit, surrounded by the flesh of the berry.
No. They do contain many healthy nutrients, though.
Yes, all berries contain seeds. Berries are defined as fruits produced from the ovary of a single flower and typically contain seeds embedded within the fruit flesh.