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But the fact seed coats weren't completely removed hints that these people wanted to retain a little of the bitter flavor.

They paid about $150 each to learn tips on nicking seed coats and tending the plants to get quality yields.

Their existence suggests not only where the second seed coat came from, but also how carpels came to be, as some of these cupules appear to have modified leaves that could have evolved into carpels.

With the seed coat being seedless and hairless, weavers didn’t need a cotton gin.

Soaking seed for six to eight hours in room-temperature water before planting helps soften the seed coat and encourages speedy germination.