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The 79 pages that link to Seed, each with the reason it gives.

• Plant propagationBroader topic: Seeds develop after fertilization and begin new plants when conditions permit.

• Sexual reproductionBroader topic: In flowering plants, seeds carry the products of sexual reproduction into the next generation.

• Seed plantBroader topic: The seed is the defining reproductive structure of this plant group.

• Seed coneBroader topic: Each fertilized ovule on a cone scale can develop into a seed.

• Pine coneBroader topic: Fertilized ovules on female cone scales mature into seeds.

• Garage rockBroader topic: Their organ-led, repetitive songs brought a distinctive California variation to the style.

• GermplasmBroader topic: Seeds are a widely used, storable form of plant germplasm.

• Plant reproductionBroader topic: Seeds package sexual offspring for development and dispersal.

• GardeningBroader topic: Seeds are a common starting point for growing garden plants.