Science, asked by radhachaudhary3, 1 year ago

why do seeds need wet soil to germinate into a big tree prove it


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Answered by Anonymous
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Because they need water.Water is necessary for living of tress/plants/shrubs.The need water to carry out the process of photosynthesis  .They will need water because they high quantity of water in soil causes seed coat to swell and allows the cells
Answered by prantika2
21
We can prove it by an experiment:

. Take two petridishes and mark them as A and B.
.Spread cotton wool in both the petridishes.
.Moisten the cotton wool in petridish A with water.
.Place equal number of gram seeds in both the petridishes.
.Keep both the petridishes in a room temperature (25 degrees to 30 degrees).
.observe after two days.

You will observe that seeds in petridish A germinate whereas seeds in petridish B do not germinate.
This shows that water is essensial for germination.

Now, we can say that a plant requires wet soil to germinate.A seed requires adequate amount of water to germinate. In wet soil, adequate absorbtion of water is done.The moisture in the wet soil softens the seed coay and the testa.Seed swells up and embryo breaks through the softned seed-coat and comes out easily.Therefore, it requires wet soil to germinate.

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