The seeds of domesticated or tended species are different from those of the wild ancestors of these plants in being:

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The seeds of domesticated or tended species tend to be larger and have thinner seed coats compared to their wild ancestors. This is a result of selective breeding and domestication processes that favor easier germination and growth, which are facilitated by these characteristics.

The Seeds of Domesticated or Tended Species Are Different from Those