______ are thin, flat membranous appendages developed in certain fruits and seeds.
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- Seeds are winged in _____________.
- ____ seeds have sticky glands which adhere to the feet of birds.
- ______ is a one or two-seeded fruit in which the pericarp bears flat wing-like structures adapted for wind ...
- The calyx gets modified into hair-like structures called _____, which persists in the fruit.
- Seeds of _________ are enclosed within the fruits.
- Fruits are formed from __________ of the flowers.
- Sometimes the style of the flower persists and becomes plume-like or feathery. This is called ________.
- ____ is the fruit formed of two or more fused carpels containing many seeds.