Question

why did the seeds should not be sown in a highly wet soil????????​

Answer 1

Answer:

Seeds sown in very wet soil will not be able to exchange gases with the atmosphere and will, consequently, suffocate and die. Seeds are living organisms and respire just like other living organisms. ... If the soil is not well aerated, the carbon dioxide cannot dissipate, and the seeds will suffocate.

Answer 2

Seeds, when placed in moist soil absorb water, swell up (and those with hard covers or shells swelling cracks the shell), enzymes come alive, the seed germ begins to grow, seed sprouts, and comes up above the soil, sprout develops leaves which begin to turn green, so and so forth.

Seeds sown in very wet soil will not be able to exchange gases with the atmosphere and will, consequently, suffocate and die