Importance of Seeds for Survival

Seeds

Structure that used to replant most plants to maintain the survival of plant species.

Part of seed that will germinate to form seedling

Embryo

Importance of endosperm in seeds

Source of nutrients to supply energy when germination occurs.

Cotyledon

Another name for endosperm

Testa

A strong and water-impermeable layer on the seed that prevents seeds from spoiling.

Property of the seed that allow it to be stored for a long time

Seed can form a dormant structure

Special features of seeds

Light, have spongy tissue, strong & do not spoil easily

The higher the number of seeds of fruit will cause

A higher chance of the reproduction of the plant.

Seeds will only germinate in an optimum surroundings because

To increase the survivability of the plant.

The special features of seeds allow seeds to be easily dispersed to another place.

Light, strong & do not spoil easily.