Question

What happens when a seed is sown in soil?

Answer 1

Once the seed pod bursts and cellular respiration begins, the tiny seedling gains the energy it needs to push up through the soil. The emerging plant will begin to grow plant tissue, forming the beginning of a stem. Most seedlings grow out of the seedling curled over,

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Answer 2

Answer:

When seed is sowed in the soil and then proper weather and suitable soil conditions are given. The seed first develop roots and then the roots makes proper grip with the soil which results in the formation of tiny new plant from the seed.

Then all the processes in the plant starts and the plant begins to grow independently as a new plant and then it will finally grow into a complete plant.