Why do strawberry seeds grow outside the fruit?

Answer 1

Because strawberries are awesome, there fore, if the seeds are on the outside they're more liable to fall off and grow. And that means more strawberries! Yay!

Answer 2

When a strawberry falls to the ground the soft spongy part acts as food for the seed which in turn allows the seed a better chance of growing

Answer 3

Because a strawberry is not actually a berry. It is part of the grape family. All those little seed things on the outside are individual one-seeded fruits (called achenes) which are embedded in the tissue of the strawberry receptacle.

Answer 4

the seeds are the actual fruits of the plant, and the flesh of the strawberry is a vegetable

Answer 5

If the fruit dries up the seeds will fall out.

Answer 6

so that it has a better chance of re-producing I think. I read that strawberries are actually part of the rose family, someone higher up said grapes but I read on the inside of a Snapple lid that they are related to the rose. How strange is that??

Answer 7

they arent the seeds that grow the fruit they are grown from a plant but anyway you will have to wander abot th seed thing cos noone seems to know

Answer 8

Both are good for you, each fruit/vegetable has different vitamins. And so as more variety, as better. Vegetables have generally less sugar than fruits.

Answer 9

Strawberry Seeds On Outside

Answer 10

So that you know you are eating a Strawberry.