Seeds or Spores

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What are seeds?

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Seeds are the small, hard parts of a plant that can grow into a new plant. They contain the plant's embryo and food supply.

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What are spores?

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Spores are tiny, single-celled reproductive units that can develop into a new organism. They are produced by some plants, fungi, and bacteria.

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How do plants with seeds reproduce?

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Plants with seeds reproduce by producing flowers or cones that create seeds. These seeds can be spread by wind, water, or animals.

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How do plants with spores reproduce?

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Plants with spores reproduce by releasing spores into the air or water, which can grow into new plants under the right conditions.

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Give an example of a plant that reproduces with seeds.

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An example of a plant that reproduces with seeds is a sunflower.

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Give an example of a plant that reproduces with spores.

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An example of a plant that reproduces with spores is a fern.

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What is the main difference between seeds and spores?

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The main difference is that seeds are multicellular and contain an embryo, while spores are usually single-celled and do not contain an embryo.

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Can seeds be spread by animals?

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Yes, seeds can be spread by animals when they eat fruits and then excrete the seeds in different locations.

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What do seeds need to grow into a new plant?

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Seeds need water, warmth, and soil to grow into a new plant.

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What do spores need to grow into a new plant?

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Spores need moisture and the right temperature to grow into a new plant.