KnowraSeedLinked fromLinked fromThe 79 pages that link to Seed, each with the reason it gives.All 79Broader topic 9Related 32Narrower topic 31Compared with 7PollenCompared with: Pollen carries the male gametophyte; a seed contains the developing next plant.Vegetative reproductionCompared with: Seeds usually arise from sexual reproduction, whereas vegetative offspring develop from existing plant organs.SporeCompared with: Seeds contain embryos and reserves; spores are usually single cells without those structures.Fungal sporeCompared with: Seeds contain multicellular embryos and reserves; fungal spores are generally simpler units.StrobilusCompared with: Unlike a strobilus, a seed develops after fertilization and contains an embryo.SporulationCompared with: Seeds share dispersal and dormancy with spores but contain a multicellular embryo.ProgymnospermCompared with: Unlike seed plants, progymnosperms did not enclose embryos in seeds.