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The seed-bearing structures of angiosperms are...?

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In angiosperms or flowering plants, seeds are contained inside structures called fruits. These fruits originate from the ovary of a flower and play several important roles in seed development and dispersal. They protect and nourish the seeds, and also often have features like bright colors or fleshy flesh to aid in seed dispersal. Fruits vary greatly in shape, size, and texture, from small berries to large melons, and can be either fleshy or dry.

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