Do Flowering Trees Produce Seeds?

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Flowering plants, also known as angiosperms, produce seeds to reproduce. Flowering trees fall into the angiosperm category. Some trees produce seeds within their fruits, such as peach trees, olive trees and other fruit varieties. Others drop them once their flowers wither away.

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