It depends on the environmental conditions, if in normal conditions, in fighiting for their survival, there is very less chance that they get germniated, even if they did, very few would grow or they might not grow at all.
Papaya is a flowering plant, therefore, it uses sexual reproduction. The tree can be either male or female or both. Only the female or hermaphrodite plant will fruit. The fruit contains seeds.
Lima beens are living things. They contain an embryo that is capable of germinating to produce a new plant under optimum temperature, humidity and availability of water.
process of seed germination1. the testa breaks2. the radicle comes out first and grows downward. It will become the first true roots3. the plumule grows upward. It will grow into the first true leaf4. The cotyledons which are the sources of food get smaller5. the roots get settled on the soil, the cotyledons drop and the young seedling continious to grow.
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Some of the seeds will mature, but it depends on outside factors such as weather, surrounding environment, healthy soil, etc. Humans are also the cause of growth of seeds and grounded seeds; they cut/trim the tree, over/ under water the seeds, etc. The seeds underneath the parent tree have to be buried under some sort of soil and spacing of the seeds factor growth. Dispersion of the seeds by animals keeps the seed from pollinating with its surrounding species.
So that when the roots start to grow, they aren't blocked by the roots of the parent plant or they aren't competing with the parent plant for the water and nutrients in the soil. The seeds also need as much sunlight as possible, and if they are under the shade of the parent plant they can't get this.
Seeds disperse to avoid competing with their parent. An acorn seed sprouting underneath the canopy of its parent tree would be starved for sunlight and would most probably die. An acorn that was hidden by a blue jay under a rock in an open field (and then forgotten) would have an excellent chance of growing to maturity. (Providing something didn't come along and eat it.)
A vascular plant with no seeds would be classified as a fern. Ferns are classified under the division Pteridophyta and reproduce through spores instead of seeds. They are characterized by their vascular tissue that helps in transporting water and nutrients throughout the plant.
The main function of seeds is to reproduce and propagate the plant species they come from. Seeds contain the genetic material needed for new plant growth and are capable of germinating and developing into new plants under the right conditions.
The casuarina is an exception . It reproduces by seeds but its seeds are not found in fruits but found in cones . Casuarina is classified under Gymnosperms.
From each Tulsi fruit two seeds are produced. Under subtropical conditions it flowers several times in the year and continuously produces seeds.
some plants have seeds that fall to the ground. these seeds grow near there parents other seeds are the spread to different places animals can spread these seeds too animals eat fruit with seeds in it. the fruit passes in the body of the animal and the seeds goes far from the parent plant the embrol will stay in the seed until the temperature is moist outside
Sugarcane plant under optimum condition can produce seeds also, as it happens in penninsular India (Coimbatore). Since sugarcane propagates by stem cuttings, role of seed formation is limited for plant improvement by hybridization only.
Pepperdew is a registered trade mark and the fruits are produced under what is known as Plant Breeders Rights, it is illegal to sell or try to propagate the plant without consent of the owner of the product.
One can plant seeds in a greenhouse by first soaking the seeds overnight in a bowl of warm water. Use a tray that you fill with moist soil and sow one seed per tray cell. One can put the seed tray under a fluorescent light that is hanging. One can plant seeds in a greenhouse at any season of the year.
Seeds are typically larger than spores because seeds contain nutrients to support the growth of a new plant, while spores are smaller and designed for dispersal over long distances. Seeds are essentially plant embryos, enclosed in protective coats, while spores are single cells that can develop into a new organism under suitable conditions.