where do the germinating seeds get their nourishment from
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the seeds have their own energy source. It's a plant in embryo form.
It uses this energy when the water, oxygen, temperature is optimum for its growth.
Until then it remains in dormant stage. Germination inhibitors playing an important role, they prevent a seed for germinating until it's chances of survival are good.
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It uses this energy when the water, oxygen, temperature is optimum for its growth.
Until then it remains in dormant stage. Germination inhibitors playing an important role, they prevent a seed for germinating until it's chances of survival are good.
Hope it's useful.
aqibshaikh:
stopping a seed to germinate
this answer is not according to the question
its an germination inhibitor
see, for nourishment, it requires above factors to be considered ,. temperature water light oxygen...most of all coming from an environment.
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The germinating seed get their nourishment form the cotyledons of the seed
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