<span>Beneficial traits are inherited traits (they may be phyical, biochemical, or behavioral) which increase an organism's fitness. Fitness is the technical term in biology for an organism's ability to reproduce itself, compared to other organisms. A beneficial trait, then, may either (1) increase the number of times which an organism reproduces, (2) increase the number of offspring which an organism has per reproductive act, or (3) increase the fitness of individual offspring. These three are not, of course, mutually exclusive. </span>
What are the functions of the cells resulting from a double fertilization event? Both cells go on to form embryos. One cell goes on to form an embryo; the other cell goes on to form a protective seed coat. One cell goes on to form an embryo; the other cell goes on to form a fleshy fruit that has a protective function.
Not sure but i think its plants
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