Do all apples have the same number of seeds?
439896
no even the same kind of apple can have a different number of seeds it is basically luck of the draw
487297
yes they are. Seeds are much more complex than spores.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spore\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seeds#Seed_structure\n\nyay take a look!
92236
Uh, actually people, grapes have seeds, but the key word here is seeds. All others listed have only one seed, but naturally grown grapes have at least two small seeds in the center. Most of the grapes some of you are thinking of are not organically grown!
900726
There may be similarities, but the answer is definitely no. Corn (the plant -- called maize in the rest of the world) a type of grass. A grass that grows quite big for grass. The part we eat is the "seed-head" of the grass. Originally cultivated in Central America.\nPomegranites are the fruit pods off a specific type of small bushy tree. Probably originally grown in the Middle East or Africa.
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This is a chicken-or-egg question....but not all plants make seeds...so the fact is that some plants reproduce by other means..aka no seed was needed, even at the beginning.\n \nDepending on your beliefs:\n\n1. All plants were instantly created as they are now. Seeded plants from seeds or "original" plants, and non-seeding plants from "orginal plants". Just created and unchanging.\n\n2. A few types of master plants families were created and subsequent diversification created sub types. Created, then evolved.\n\n3. Plants come from ancient photosynthetic ancestors and continue to develop today. Prior to the Cretacious period, no plants were flowering, and thus there were no seeds. Classic evolution scenario.\n\nContrary to popular opinion, evolution and creationism don't inherently contradict each other - all life could have been designed to come from proto-organisms into the great variety of life we have today, or diversity has been there all along, but ongoing evolution allows for environmental adaption. One does not prevent/prove/deny the existence of the other.\n\nIf life did not have any abiltity to adapt, it would quickly die. If all plants died from freezing temperatures, vast parts of the world would become barren because of minor climactic variations. Even breeding plants is a kind of evolution...big, fast growing wheat is likely to make us want to grow it more. We are the key environmental factor in that scenario. Most life on Earth has the ability to adapt and change in response the environment, up to a certain point.\n\nSo if someone says that God pre-engineered all life to be able to adapt for its own survival, it is an opinion that is supported by some facts. (medicinal plants, frost hardy plants, creatures with perfect camouflage, interdependency of all species, seeds that only open after a fire, etc)\n\nIf someone else says that life just randomly evolves without any outside guidance, it is also an opinion that is supported by some facts. (useless/harmful biological mutations, randomly mutating diseases, vestigial organs, cancer, etc)\n\nLike all things, in the end it is a matter of faith and your personal beliefs.\n\nI prefer to look at the amazing variety of life that we have in today's world and not worry too much about their extinct ancestors...the laws and properties of life and the universe are what they are.
398249
You're right, it's not the best analogy.  Apples and oranges are both fruits, they both grow on trees, they both have seeds in the middle; however, they have differences: you can eat the skin of an apple and not an orange, an orange has segments, but an apple doesn't.  I guess it's all in the way you look at it!
1039140
I have never heard that before. Then again, I have never eaten a peach pit. About the peach missing the big seed, are you sure you didn't eat a nectarine or an apricot? Both have a smaller seed inside.
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All seeds are encased in some form of fruit. Fruit is anything that protects a seed. It doesn't neccessarily have to taste sweet and juicy like an apple. Nuts are a type of fruit, and they also encase seeds. Seeds are just what you said, an embryonic plant encased in a covering called the seed coat. Seeds are sort of like baby plants. They have everything that they need to grow except soil and sunlight. Now, the parents of these seeds what to protect their 'babies', so they give them more protection. They do this by wrapping the fruit around the seeds. Now, nuts are types of fruit, so they are also protecting the seeds. However, they are different from seeds. \n\nA nut is a seed, but not all seeds are nuts. A seed comes from fruit and can be removed from the fruit. A nut is a type of seed that is also a fruit, and the fruit and the seed cannot be separated (unless you're eating it).\n\nHope this helps!
329705
Five boxes full of 5 apples each-gives you 30 objects..the 25 apples and the 5 boxes
920154
Agree with the two above if the plant is kept sterile and fed sterile apple juice.  Otherwise, it would be very easy for fungi and bacteria to overgrow the root system.
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The vegetable itself does not have seeds.\nThe plants they come from go to seed.\nIf you let a carrot, or cucumber, or radish grow too\nlong, it 'goes to seed' as they say on the farm.\nA cluster of seeds usually sprout out of the top\nof the plant for the next set of crops.
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it does!!\n\nI throw 1 apple a day at my doctor who lives next door,\nnow he moved a couple blocks away
969459
Possibly because single genes cause single, distinct, visible results. I think the colour of the kernels can be used (red, white or yellow or a mixture of these colours) to decide if the genes are dominant or recessive. In other fruit and vegetables colour is more variable, or depends on several genes. Corn (maze) also grows faster than peas, and certainly faster than apples, and the results can be seen before the ear is ripe, so you don't have to wait as long for the results. \n\nHope this helps
61914
Nope, just like tomato seeds and banana seeds don't. The reason is,they pass through your system and the feces provide an ideal growing environment for a seedling.
1003132
because grapes grow in bunches, they are all attached, blueberries dont grow in bunches, they are single, each one is picked one at a time, so they are all different, therefor they ripen at their own speed.
70187
Tomatoes are fruits, becuase of their seed pattern. Only fruits have a seed pattern, while vegatables dont.
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Apples have about 6 mg/100g.\nOranges have about 53 mg/100g\n\nKiwi tops them both with over 100mg/100g