Seeds and Germination Explained

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SUMMARY
Germination is the start of growth of a plant from a seed. It’s that first stage where the seed sprouts to become a seedling.
Inside a seed is a plumule which will go on to become the first plant shoot and a radicle which will form the first root. Seeds also have cotyledons which act as a food store for the new plant until it’s able to carry out photosynthesis. They also have a seed coat which forms a protective layer.
For germination to happen, seeds require water, oxygen and a warm temperature.

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A quick tip if you want to remember it easily just think of WOW: Water, Oxygen, and warmth

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This is helping me a.ot with my studies, but i made a mistake it is not worm temperature but "suitable temperature* . Not all seeds need worm temperature, for some plant grow in exreamly cold environments, the temperature has to be suitable meaning the temperature must be what that type of seed is used to, yes different temperatures can work for example with plants that grow in cold environments they can germinate in worm temperature, after they have adapt to the new environment, which whout cause pause in the germination process, resulting in a slower growth. Also not all seeds can adapt new environmental temperatures. I know in the video you said that not all of them are correct but i just wanted to make a statment to better help other or even yourself. Well thank you again this video help my very much and is deffinetly making my grade 9 agriculture class easier.

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[@HaloWolf102]

Part of this video is incorrect. As a very well known germination process is putting seeds on a damp piece of paper towel, putting it in a ziplock bag, and placing it in the refrigerator. So the 'warm temperature' is also not needed.

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Is this true even for incredibly tiny seed such as Snapdragons' seeds?

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Bro what is main difference between endosperm and cortilidon

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What is the purpose of this activity or experiment?

[@musabalbadawi3049]

Lovely, thank you very much, but can't we say that oxygen in the water molecule is enough for the seed to germinate?

[@Science_Sauce]

No, the O in H2O is not available as oxygen for respiration. There is dissolved oxygen in water, however, which is available to living organisms (this is how fish “breathe”).

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What type of seed plant is this

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Can you talk about the "seeds don't need sunlight" exception?

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they don’t have green leaves and can’t photosynthesize but they do need light to break dormancy

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I like the video and also cleared all my doubts but I have a doubt about cotyledon. What's the difference between cotyledon and endosperm?

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I think the cotyledon contains the embryo while the endosperm is the part that provides food and nutrients while the seedling develops.

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i have a question..why a seed can still germinate if we put them in a ziploc bag as they need oxygen?

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I guess not because it needs o20

[@SNEHDENCARDOSO]

Yes but the question is how does seed know when it has to germinate or sprout ,how does it know is has been placed in soil and why dosent it grow in our stomachs

[@Science_Sauce]

When water enters the seed through a part called the micropyle. This allows the chemical reactions to begin. They can’t grow in our stomachs because they don’t have time (they pass through quickly) and stomach acid would prevent growth.

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Do plant still need oxygen after Germination?

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3:50 Oxygen? People do soak grass seed in buckets for multiple days, with only pulling them out temporarily to change the water, thus no oxygen. Success is usually seen with a very small root poking out of the seed from this process. Then the seeds are distributed to the soil. This is usually called pre-germination, but may be a misnomer. Video says germination is start of growth, so if that's with the root starting to poking out, then this process proves no oxygen required to that point.

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Oxygen is essential for germination. Two things to note: the seed can swell and the seed coat will burst as a result of water uptake (even in absence of oxygen) but no growth can occur if oxygen is absent. Second, there is dissolved oxygen in water and so initial growth/germination may occur for some species if immersed in water. The statement that “air is needed for germination” is commonly quoted but not strictly true, though the statement that “oxygen is needed for germination” is true.

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@@Science_Sauce Thanks for taking the time to reply. Possibly there is oxygen consumption from the water. I originally tried to imagine that, and didn't think possible.

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What is the embryo 😅

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You explained what a seed is, what it looks like, and what it does with the proper ingredients. You did NOT explain HOW. HOW does this happen. (Mk. 4:27)

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They need warmth oxygen and water to germinate

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