After fertilization, the zygote develops into an embryo, and the ovule transforms into a seed. Some seeds retain endosperm (endospermic seeds) for nourishment, while others consume it before maturity (non-endospermic seeds). The ovary swells and matures into a fruit, which protects seeds and aids in dispersal. Factors like hormones, water, and temperature influence seed formation and germination.
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Hello! I am Avinto, your expert in plant development. Have you ever wondered how flowers turn into fruits? Today, we uncover fruit and seed development, from the moment of fertilization to the formation of endospermic and non-endospermic seeds. We will explore the conditions that determine seed formation and dispersal. Let’s dive into the fascinating process of plant reproduction!
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