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Pollinated versus unpollinated seed pods. How to tell the difference.

November 16, 2019

Week 5: How can you tell if the flower was pollinated or not? The pollinated seed pods (pictures on the left) are significantly longer and bigger than the unpollinated seed pods (pictures on the right). The pictures on the bottom row are opened seed pods. Inside the pollinated seed pod on the lower left is the maturing embryos. Inside the unpollinated seed pod on the lower right is the unfertilized ovules that never started growing.

← Week 5 in the fast plant life cycle and the embryogenesis is reaching maturityUSB digital microscope for examining the Fast Plant →

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