what would happen to a seed which is sown very deep into the soil
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Seeds have food stored in them received from parent plant and oxygen is present between the soil particles at lower levels but since these seeds when germinate are very fragile they can't cross the soil barrier if sown deep in soil and therefore do not get sunlight which is not stored in them and do not germinate.
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They will die
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In addition to light requirements, seeds that are planted too deep will not have enough stored energy to reach the soil surface and may die in the process. After germination occurs, seedlings require about 12 to 16 hours of light a day. Intense light is necessary to prevent spindly or leggy seedlings.
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