Hollow Cysts in Plants

A hollow cyst in plants is a cyst that contains air or liquid in its structure and is common in many plant species. Hollow cysts can help plants to seed dispersal, protect seeds, help seed dispersal and other functions.
Hollow cysts play a key role in plant growth and development. For example, the fruits of many plants contain hollow cysts that contain seeds and float with them when they mature, allowing the plant's offspring to be more widely distributed. Among them, plants such as dandelion fly through the seeds in the hollow cell, driven by the wind, completing the spread of seeds.
In addition, the hollow cysts can also play a protective and nutritional role in the process of plant reproduction. The seeds of some plants are wrapped with nutrient-containing cysts that provide the nutrients the seeds need to germinate and help the seeds grow better.
In general, the hollow cysts in plants not only play an important role in plant reproduction and dissemination, but also provide necessary protection and support for plant growth. Studying the structure and function of hollow cysts is helpful to understand the mechanism of plant growth and development.

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