Why Do Plants Bear Fruit?
Aug 2025 · GM Kids Series 576 Book 79 · GOS Education Inc.
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The fruit is the part of a plant that contains seeds.
Seeds are meant to grow into new plants.
Fruits protect seeds from the outside world.
The skin of the fruit shields the seeds from external impacts.
The skin also guards seeds from invasive pathogens.
The fruit is the part of a plant that contains seeds.
Seeds are meant to grow into new plants.
Fruits protect seeds from the outside world.
The skin of the fruit shields the seeds from external impacts.
The skin also guards seeds from invasive pathogens.
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