Is the pulp for animals?

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In the middle of the night yesterday, I saw an interesting argument that the fruit of a plant is divided into two parts, flesh and seed, one is that the flesh is not for animals and humans to eat, but as fertilizer for seeds; the other is that the pulp is for animals and humans to eat, because the seeds are hard and inedible, or after eating they will also be defecated, and the movement of animals and humans will take the seeds of the plant to the far side, and the flesh is as a reward for this behavior. But later humans invented the toilet, and concentrated defecation disrupted the planning of plants. The flesh is rotten in nature, not as nourishment for seeds. Because it's rotten, it's fermentation, it's the fungi at work, the alcohol produced by fermentation is bactericidal, and this is essentially the war waged by the fungus against the bacteria. Come to think of it, nature, it is really lively and romantic.

In fact, students who hold the first view may not have a deep understanding of the seed structure of junior high school biological plants, and the nutrients needed for seed growth are actually in the seeds, not the pulp.