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Because their both sewn.

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Some seeds, like those of legumes, are referred to as "mitten-shaped" due to their rounded shape and a slight indented line that runs linearly down the middle of the seed. This shape helps the seed to split open when it germinates, allowing the emerging root and shoot to grow.

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