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what is seed ?

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The seed is part of the plant who can grow with a new plant thats called seed.
maximum people dont know what is seed. seed is also a leave every seed have a embryo who ate food. food is called in scientific language endosperm.
The Indian farmers are know cereals are seed because of less of knowledge. There is also a problem of communication.
but now we have nice communication. then we can change it.

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