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Kale reproduces primarily through seeds, which are produced from flowers that develop after the plant bolts, or goes to seed. The flowering stage occurs in the second year of growth, as kale is a biennial plant. Pollination typically occurs through wind or insects, and once the flowers are fertilized, they develop into seed pods. Each pod contains several seeds, which can be harvested and sown to grow new kale plants.

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