)tiny-tim said:(I remember a Star Trek episode in which they landed on a planet with beautiful flowers, and strangely came to the conclusion that there were no animals on the planet.
When the flower of a fruit tree is pollinated, it will produce a fruit, the flower petals will fall off. Is that what you were asking? Or are you asking if the fruit ripens and produces seeds, that then sprout and grow into trees that eventually produce blooms, which if pollinated, produce fruit?mazinse said:
Evo said:
Fruits contain juice because it helps the plants to reproduce. The juice, or sap, contains sugars and other nutrients that attract animals to eat the fruit and disperse the seeds. This allows the plant to spread and create new plants.
The purpose of fruit juice is to provide nutrients and hydration to the plant. It also serves as a way to attract animals to eat and disperse the seeds, aiding in the plant's reproduction.
No, not all fruits have juice. Some fruits, such as nuts and grains, do not contain juice. These fruits rely on wind or other methods for seed dispersal.
No, fruit juice is not the same as water. While fruit juice does contain water, it also contains other nutrients and sugars that are not found in plain water.
In moderation, fruit juice is generally safe to consume. However, some fruit juices may contain high amounts of sugar and should be consumed in moderation. It is always best to check the nutrition label and consult with a healthcare professional if you have any concerns.