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The pistil however, remains attached to the plant. The zygote develops into the embryo and the ovules develop into the seed. The ovary develops into the fruit which develops a thick wall called pericarp that is protective in function . After dispersal, seeds germinate under favourable conditions to produce new plants

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SEXUAL REPRODUCTION 1.2.3 Post-fertilisation Events1.2.3.2 Embryogenesis

Text	The pistil however, remains attached to the plant. The zygote develops into the embryo and the ovules develop into the seed. The ovary develops into the fruit which develops a thick wall called pericarp that is protective in function . After dispersal, seeds germinate under favourable conditions to produce new plants
Extra	SEXUAL REPRODUCTION 1.2.3 Post-fertilisation Events 1.2.3.2 Embryogenesis

Develops Pistil Remains Attached Plant Zygote Embryo Ovules