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Scientists from Nagoya , Japan used powerful microscopes to study the fertilization process.
They found the female part of a flowering plant (ovules) could repel sperm from pollen and direct them to unfertilized ovules in the same plant.
This precise orchestration ensures successful fertilization and efficient seed production.
The endosperm is a kind of tissue that supports and feeds the embryo, much like the mammalian placenta feeds the unborn baby.
In grasses, in grasses it forms a large part of the ripe seed that we harvest for making foods like bread, rice and porridge.
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