how seeds get in the apple core?

Answer 1

The angiosperm seed is derived from the ovule which occurs within the ovary of the carpel. Changes in the ovary wall occur simultaneously with the maturation of the seed, giving rise to a FRUIT. Fruits are of various types--fleshy or dry and, when dry, dehiscent or indehiscent. In some species it may be the fruit with its contained seed(s) which is shed and distributed rather than the seed itself.

So, the fruit grows around the seed. The seed does not grow inside the fruit.

Answer 2

The seeds are the sum purpose of the apple.
If the apple flower (female sex organ) isn't pollinated the apple never forms in the first place.
Yes the apple forms around the seeds, it's a way for the apple tree to get us to carry the seed away and plant it somewhere else.

Answer 3

While the apple is still on the tree, the day before it is picked, the tiny winged apple fairy flies up to it and waves her magic seed wand and deposits the seeds into the apple's core so that new apple trees can someday grow anew.

Answer 4

They grow with the apple, the fleshy part you eat is there to protect the seeds and provide nourishment when the apple falls from the tree and decays.

Answer 5

lol, they are magic little seeds that climb into the apple and burrow their way down into the core until lthey find just the right spot to live in

Answer 6

The seed fairey goes to the store at night when nobody's there and sticks them in all the apples. I know this is true 'cause god tole me so.

Answer 7

They are formed in there when the apple is growing.

Answer 8

They grow there. Just like the rest of the tree.