Post fertilization events Video Lecture - NEET

seed in angiosperms the seed is
product of sexual
action it is often described as a
fertilized of you seeds are formed
inside fruits a seat typically consists
of c-code cotyledons and then embryonal
axis the cotyledons of the embryo a
simple structures generally thick and
swollen due to storage of food reserves
as in legumes mature seeds may be
non-album - or album - known album -
seeds have no residual endosperm as it
is completely consumed during embryo
development example B groundnut
aluminous seeds retain a part of
endosperm as it is not completely used
up during embryo development example
wheat maize barley castor and sunflower
occasionally in some seeds such as black
pepper and beet remnants of new sellers
are also present this residual
persistent new cellars is the Paris Pam
a true seed is a fertilized mature of
you that possesses an embryonic plant
stored food sometimes absent and a
protective coat occurs however in a
popular sense the term seed is also
applied single seeded dry fruits like
Carrie OPS's of cereals size Ella of the
Asteraceae members etc and the
vegetative propagation be pieces of
potato tubers etc following
fertilization growth sets in various
parts of the ovule resulting into a seed
the zygote develops into the embryo a
seed is a base structure often of
you with some parts lost and some new
ones developed it is seldom that all
their views in an ovary mature into
seeds for example in cherry and almond
there are two of us per ovary but
regularly only one matures into seed
occasionally however both may develop