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Seeds vs Spores A seed is an embryo of a plant encased in a protec covering and surrounded by a food supply.

Seeds vs Spores A seed is an embryo of a plant encased in a protective covering and surrounded by a food supply

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Seeds vs Spores

A seed is an embryo of a plant encased in a protectivecovering and surrounded by a food supply.

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A spore is a haploid reproductive cell.

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Seeds

•Includes flowersAnd gymnosperms

•Do not need water

• Can live anywhere

•Protected by a seed coat

• Provides a food sourcefor the embryo.

• Can disperse in different ways.

Spores

•Includes mosses and ferns.

• Need water for reproduction.•Must live near water

•No protection from harsh conditions.

•New plant must make its own food.

• Must grow where it lands.

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How can seeds be dispersed?

Animals – ingestingand excreting the seeds.

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Animals carrying the seeds.

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Wind

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Water

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Seed plants are organized into 2 categories:

•Cone-bearing plants(Gymnosperms)

•Flowering plants(Angiosperms)

•Seeds are found on the surface of the cones,not included in a fruit

•Seeds are enclosed in some type of a fruit

•Seed bearing structuresare woody cones.

• Seed bearing structuresare fruit

•Seed plants do not need water to reproduce,the transfer of sperm is by pollen. Embryos are protected in the seeds.

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Plumule

Seed coat or testa

Cotelydon containingthe endosperm

Radicle

Micropyle

Embryonic stemEmbryonic root

Hilum

Only in plantswith fruit

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