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describe the process of formation of fruit and seed

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Answered by hxbhx
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The number of seeds within a fruit is also tightly linked to fruit size and shape in species with multiple fused carpels. If only one ovule, or a subset of the total ovules, is fertilized, it can result in abnormal development close to the unfertilized ovules and fruit asymmetry (Figure 7c). Additionally, fruit size has been shown to be positively correlated with seed number in strawberry, kiwifruit, and apple. Generally, the more seeds a fruit contains, the bigger it is. The relationship between fertilization, seed development, fruit development, fruit size, and fruit shape explain why growers of some tree fruit crops (see Summary Chart) bring in supplemental pollinators to ensure that the maximum number of ovules within each flower are pollinated.

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After the formation of zygote following changes

occur in a flower.

(a) Bright colour of flower is lost.

(b) Except ovary, all the parts of flower fall off.

(c) Ovule in the ovary supplies food to the zygote which becomes embryo.

(d) Meanwhile, the walls of ovule become hard.

(e) Thus, the ovule transforms itself into seed.

(f) As the seeds form, the ovary increases in size and becomes fruit.

(g) The ovary wall becomes the fruit wall.

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