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During germination, seeds absorb water by(1) Endosmosis
(2) Exosmosis
(3) Plasmolysis
(4) Imbibition

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Answered by Stylishhh
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Option (4) is Correct Option.

When environmental conditions are optimal, germination is initiated by a process termed Water Imbibition. The seed absorbs water through a structure called a micropyle, which induces swelling of the seed until it splits open.


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Answered by viveklexi1
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During germination, seeds absorb water by imbibition. Thus, the correct answer is option (4) Imbibition.

Explanation:

  • The germinating seeds only imbibe the water into their cells which is termed imbibition.
  • Imbibition is the process of water take up by germinating seeds via absorption through the surface which results in its swelling.
  • All the organic substances are arrested in a certain stage in all seeds which resume growth upon imbibitions of water, thus ruling out the chance of occurrence of any other form of water uptake.

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