Exploring Plant Reproduction: Angiosperm Reproduction

The video explains the reproductive strategies of angiosperms, highlighting their unique structures and processes. Angiosperms reproduce through flowers, with male gametophytes forming pollen grains in the anther. Pollination involves transferring pollen to the stigma, leading to fertilization and embryo development. A unique process called double fertilization results in the formation of endosperm, which nourishes the seed embryo. The ovary often develops into fruit, aiding in seed dispersal. Under favorable conditions, seeds germinate and grow into new plants.

Explain the role of endosperm in seed development.

How do seeds develop into new sporophyte plants?