Can a whole strawberry grow seedlings when buried in the soil?

If you bury a whole strawberry in the soil, you can't grow seedlings.

Too much moisture in strawberry fruit will lead to lack of oxygen after being buried in the soil. Strawberry fruit is rich in nutrition, high in water content and perishable, thus inactivating the pathogens infected by seeds. Strawberry is a herb of the genus strawberry in Rosaceae. Its fruit is aggregate fruit, the edible part is mainly fleshy inflorescence axis, and the surface of inflorescence axis is densely covered with tiny seeds.

Extended data:

Strawberries, perennial herbs. Height 10-40 cm, stem lower than leaves or nearly equal length, densely yellow pilose. Leaves trifoliate, leaflets short peduncle, thick texture, obovate or rhombic, dark green above, almost hairless, pale white-green below, sparsely hairy, dense along veins; Petiole densely spreading yellow pilose. Cymes, with a short-stalked leaflet below the inflorescence; Flowers are bisexual.

Sepals ovate, slightly longer than accessory sepals; Petals are white, suborbicular or obovoid. Aggregate fruit is large, with persistent sepals standing upright and attached to the fruit; Achene apex ovoid, smooth. The flowering period is April-May and the fruiting period is June-July.

Strawberries like warm and cool climate. The growth temperature of strawberry root system is 5-30℃, the optimum temperature is 15-22℃, the optimum temperature of stem and leaf growth is 20-30℃, the freezing temperature of flower bud is-10℃, and the temperature of flower bud differentiation must be kept at 5-15. Strawberry in summer, when the temperature is higher than 30℃ and the sunshine is strong, shading measures should be taken.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-strawberry