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What three main things are needed in order for a seed to germinate?
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2
3
1.moisture
2. right temperature
3.oxygen
_________ means to remain inactive
dormant
What happens with a seed if it does not have the three main conditions for germination?
It will remain dormant.
What is another way for saying "dormant"?
"a deep sleep"
Some seeds contain a ____ that keeps them from germinating until all conditions are right, or until enough rain washing it away.
chemical
What are the three stages of germination:
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2
3
1.the seeds swells
2.a radicle (root)grows and heads towards the soil
3.a plumule makes it way to the surface of the ground
In the first stage of germination, moisture provides ___ to the seed that is needed for digestion and respiration.
oxygen
___ and _____ process food for energy for the plant
digestion and respiration
What is the purpose of the radicale in germination?
To provide water and nutrients to the seed from the soil.
What is the importance of the plumule in the plant's germination?
To begin the process of photosynthesis so that the plant can make its own food.
When a plant no longer needs the cotyledons for food, and can make its own, it is called a ____.
seedling
A plant which develops from a seed and produces new seeds in a single growing season is called a _______.
annual
What is a growing season?
A fraction of a year when climate conditions are favorable for plant growth.
What are some examples of an annual?
peas, beans, corn and rice
Plants that live through two grwing season in order to complete their life cycle are called? _____
biennials
Examples of biennels are:
carrots, beets, lettuce
_______ are plants that live from year to year, and bloom each year.
perennials
_________ is nonwoody plants
herbaceous
______ _______ are flowering plants that come back from year to year to bloom and make seeds.
herbaceous perennials