Examine seed dispersal mechanisms by completing the following paragraph. In flowering plants,
the seeds develop from ovules, which are enclosed in ovary tissue to form a ( n ) to aid in
dispersal. Fruits that are , such as peaches, are derived from a single ovary, while those that are ,
such as raspberries and blackberries, are derived from multiple groups of ovaries. More
specifically, peaches are simple because they contain a pit with a single seed and are surrounded
by fleshy tissue. Tomatoes are because they are fleshy with many chambers containing seeds and
pulp. Dry indehiscent structures produced from simple ovaries are called while dry dehiscent
structures produced from simple ovaries are called Fruits that are , such as blackberries, are
derived from multiple groups of ovaries within a single flower. Fruits that are , such as
pineapples, are derived from individual ovaries of multiple flowers that fused to form one
structure. A ( n ) can have up to three layers: the forms the skin, the forms the fleshy tissue, and
the forms the boundary between the former and the seed..
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1. Examine seed dispersal mechanisms by completing the following paragraph. In flowering plants,
the seeds develop from ovules, which are enclosed in ovary tissue to form a ( n ) to aid in
dispersal. Fruits that are , such as peaches, are derived from a single ovary, while those that are ,
such as raspberries and blackberries, are derived from multiple groups of ovaries. More
specifically, peaches are simple because they contain a pit with a single seed and are surrounded
by fleshy tissue. Tomatoes are because they are fleshy with many chambers containing seeds and
pulp. Dry indehiscent structures produced from simple ovaries are called while dry dehiscent
structures produced from simple ovaries are called Fruits that are , such as blackberries, are
derived from multiple groups of ovaries within a single flower. Fruits that are , such as
pineapples, are derived from individual ovaries of multiple flowers that fused to form one
structure. A ( n ) can have up to three layers: the forms the skin, the forms the fleshy tissue, and
the forms the boundary between the former and the seed.
