Gymnosperms do not bear true fruit because they have naked seeds that are not enclosed within a fruit structure. Unlike angiosperms, which develop flowers and fruits as reproductive structures, gymnosperms produce seeds on the surfaces of cones or other structures. The term "gymnosperm" itself means "naked seed," reflecting this characteristic. Consequently, their reproductive strategy relies on the exposure of seeds rather than the protective and dispersive benefits provided by fruit.
Angiosperms have flowers and fruit, which are structures that gymnosperms lack. Flowers are reproductive structures that attract pollinators, while fruit develops from the ovary after fertilization to protect and disperse seeds. Gymnosperms, on the other hand, produce seeds that are not enclosed within a fruit and do not have true flowers.
No, the lotus fruit is technically classified as a "receptacle", not a true fruit. The seeds of the lotus are embedded in cavities on the receptacle, making it different from a traditional fruit.
false. It is true. In the case of pine it takes three years to get the female cone developed.
No, a gardenia isn't a monocot. It's a member of the class that's called Eudicotyledon. The eudicots are known as true dicots.
ovary
Angiosperms have flowers and fruit, which are structures that gymnosperms lack. Flowers are reproductive structures that attract pollinators, while fruit develops from the ovary after fertilization to protect and disperse seeds. Gymnosperms, on the other hand, produce seeds that are not enclosed within a fruit and do not have true flowers.
False. Gymnosperms do not produce fruits to disperse their seeds. Instead, gymnosperm seeds are often enclosed in cones or other structures that do not develop into fruits.
It is a true fruit.
plastic is not biodegradable and becomes waste when you're donee with it It doesnt allow the fruit to breathe. It makes it spoil at a faster rate. The same is true with getting fruit wet. It allows mold to grow on the fruit. The same is true of leafy greens, peppers and tomatoes.
This is angiosperm because it's seed is covered with outer covering shell.
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No, the lotus fruit is technically classified as a "receptacle", not a true fruit. The seeds of the lotus are embedded in cavities on the receptacle, making it different from a traditional fruit.
Yes, oranges are a fruit.
White is the bears true color.
false. It is true. In the case of pine it takes three years to get the female cone developed.
banana
wild true grapes,not muscadines , have both male and female vines if your vine is several years old and not producing fruit its a male. same with kiwis