Biology, asked by ricky5, 1 year ago

what are the necessary conditions for germination of seeds?

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Answered by Ronak0020
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Necessary conditions for germination of seeds are-
1). Moisture/water because without water seeds cant be alive. But excessive of water can damage the seed.
2). Air to breath
3). Warmth/sunlight because seeds cant be alive in too cold but also not in too warmth.

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Answered by Anonymous
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CONDITIONS NECESSARY FOR GERMENATION OF SEED :

only living seeds can germinate which require optimum conditions for moisture ,oxygen and temperature.

SOME OF WATER (MOISTURE)

water is essential for life.dried seed have hard seed coat which become soft by water.cotyledon and endosperm absorb water by imbibition become swollen and exert pressure on seed coat in this way embryo comes out to grow .enzymes become activated by water and solid reserve good changes into solution.

ROLE OF OXYGEN

oxygen is essential for respiration during which energy is liberated from food molecules. this energy is must for physiological processes including seed germination.

TEMPERATURE :

for proper functioning of enzymes a certain range of temperature is necessary. most seeds require a suitable temperature ranging from 25C to 37C .dress do not terminate at temperature below 0C or above 45C.


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