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How does a worm go inside an apple? We may think that a worm must have pierced inside from outside of the fruit. But in reality the worms are formed inside of an apple. Some worms lay their eggs in apple flowers. That particular flower when it becomes a fruit they will hatch and become worms. Then the worms will start eating the apple and in the due process it may come out also. The process described is known as "oviposition," where certain types of insects or worms lay their eggs inside the apple flowers. When the flowers develop into fruits, the eggs hatch, and the larvae (worms) start developing and feeding on the fruit from the inside. This is a common phenomenon in certain species of fruit flies and moths, such as the codling moth (Cydia pomonella), which is notorious for infesting apples. Here's a step-by-step explanation of how this process occurs: Oviposition: Female insects, like the codling moth, lay their eggs on or inside app...