How do plants make seeds?

Answer 1

when you grow a plant such as a vegetable when you plant it not only your planting seeds but in some seeds there's extra seeds in it which is smaller then the seed so as it grows the extra seeds get inside of the plant.

Answer 2

Most plants cannot scatter their own seeds.(yet some exotic plants can:)) Usually the seeds are taken away from the parent plant by the wind, pollinators, or by other animals. Also some plant seeds have evolved (such as the maple tree seed) because these seeds are able to be spread by a very light gust of wind.

Hope this helps:)

Answer 3

Plants produce seeds through the process of sexual reproduction. This involves the transfer of pollen from a male reproductive structure (such as stamens) to a female reproductive structure (such as pistils), leading to fertilization and the development of seeds within the ovary of the flower. The seeds contain genetic material from both the male and female parent plants, enabling them to grow into new plants with unique traits.

Answer 4

a bird eats the seed of the plant, and then the same thing happens all over again.

Answer 5

anumber of different ways but usually by air, water or animal

Answer 6

animals?