A mature seed consists of two essential parts – the seed coat and the embryo. Seed coat: The outer covering of the seed is known as seed coat. The seed coat develops from the integument of the ovules. The seed coat is made of two layers – the outer layer is called the testa and the inner layer is called tegmen.
A. Fruits provide nourishment for seedlings.
Answer: B. The number of individuals that a habitat can sustain with the resources that it has available.
Explanation:
A carrying capacity is the number of individuals of the population belonging to a particular species that an habitat or region or ecosystem can support or sustain in terms of providing the resources. If the population exceeds over the carrying capacity then this results in decline in members of the population.
According to the above description the accurate definition of carrying capacity is B.
Nuclei, and Compatibility to undergo Mitosis.
