Here’s a simple and clear description of a chili plant seed:

Chili Plant Seed – Description

The chili plant seed is small, flat, round or slightly oval, and usually pale yellow or cream in color. It has a smooth outer coat that protects the embryo (baby plant) inside.

Chili seeds are dicotyledonous, meaning they contain two cotyledons (seed leaves) that store food to support the young plant during germination. These seeds are found inside the fruit (the chili pod) and are spread when the pod dries or is opened.

The chili plant belongs to the Solanaceae family (the same family as tomato and eggplant), and its seeds grow into flowering plants that produce spicy or sweet chili peppers.