Seeds ___ to produce new plants.

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Seeds:
1. Seeds are developed from the ovules of the flowers after fertilization.
2. Seeds differ from one plant to another on the basis of numbers, shape, size, and appearance.
Germination:
3. Germination is the process of development of a new plant from a dormant embryo within the seed under the availability of suitable conditions like temperature, water, air, and light.
Final answer: Seeds germinate to produce new plants.

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