How does a cherry develop?

How this eastern variety develops 

• When asked "How does a cherry develop", it is important for you to know that the tree arises from a cherry stone, which is located in the red, nutrient-rich pulp.
• Note that the pulp does not affect the good germination of the kernel, but is used as food for animals. It is swallowed when consumed and excreted again well fertilized. If the kernel falls on suitable soil and there is enough water and heat available, it begins to germinate.
• It is important for you to know that all the basic organs of the cherry are already in place in the seed. They are made up of two thick, nutrient-rich halves that you call the cotyledons and the first stash to grow as well as the germ stalk with the first leaves, the germ bud and the Radicles.
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• After the radicle has broken through the seed coat, it grows down into the earth and forms side roots in the process. The stem grows upwards and pulls the cotyledons out of the burst seed coat. Note that the erect stem grows towards the sun.
• Only when there is enough light will the stems and cotyledons turn green. The first leaves unfold and the above-ground stem grows in length. It is interesting for you to know that at the same time the cotyledons shrink and eventually fall off. It then takes several years for the young plant to grow into a stately tree.


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This is how a cherry is made

• When the cherry tree blossoms for the first time, you have the opportunity to answer the question "How does a cherry develop?" to answer. Please note that only one fruit will form from one flower.
• The flowers of the cherry contain the stamens with anthers and pollen grains as the male reproductive organ and the female plants with pistil, the upper part of which is called a stylus and ends in a button-shaped scar and the ovary with ovules, in each of which there is an egg cell is located.
• Since the variety of fruit contains both male and female organs, call it hermaphroditic and monoecious. Self-pollination can occur, but this usually does not lead to fertilization and seed formation.
• The cherry blossoms are pollinated by bees due to their eye-catching shape, scent and nectar. It is interesting for you to know that when the flowers approach the flowers, pollen gets stuck on the insect legs, which is then stripped off the stigma of other flowers.
• After pollination, a pollen tube grows from each pollen grain through the stylus to the inside of the ovary. The first pollen tube that penetrates an ovule bursts and a cell nucleus is released. It unites with the egg cell, whereby the seed matures and your question "How does a cherry develop?" is answered.