Fruit and seeds
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I can explain how fruits are formed and how the structure of a seed enables germination.
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Seeds contain an embryo, food store and a tough outer coat, and they are formed in the ovary.
A fruit is the mature and ripened ovary of a seed-producing plant.
Fruits often contain seeds which will grow into a new plant, given the right conditions.
Seeds are adapted to be dispersed by animals, wind and water.
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