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Development of Seeds and Fruits
Development of Seeds and Fruits
6.4
Development of Seeds and Fruits
Only the fertilised ovule will develop into a seed
Double fertilisation stimulates ovary wall to enlarges and develop to form fruit
Part of flowers
Part of fruits
Ovule
Seed
Diploid zygote forms embryo which contains plumule,radicle and cotyledon
Triploid endosperm forms endosperm tissue to store food for growing embryo and seed germination
Intugement forms testa to protect seed
Ovary wall
Fruits
Ovary wall which consists of epicarp,mesocarp and endocarp
Epicarp is the skin of fruit
Mesocarp is the flesh of fruit for most types of fruits
Endocarp surrounds seed
Petal,stamen and style
To degenerate
Chapter : Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants
Topic : The Development of Seeds and Fruits
Form 5
Biology
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