The discussion revolves around the role of juice in fruit reproduction, exploring the evolutionary purpose of fruit and its relationship with seed dispersal, as well as clarifying the relationship between flowers and fruits in plant reproduction.
Participants express curiosity and seek clarification on the topics discussed, but there is no clear consensus on the specific roles of juice, fruit, and flowers in reproduction, indicating that multiple views and uncertainties remain.
Some assumptions about the evolutionary advantages of fruit and the biological processes involved in reproduction are not fully explored, leaving room for further discussion.
)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: