Why is sunlight not required for germination?
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The explanation of how light affects some seeds and causes them to be in a state of readiness for germination and yet prevents other seeds if necessary from germinating is highly complex. ... In such a case with a seed which required darkness, uncovered seed, which is exposed to light will not germinate.
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Light on the soil is not necessary for seed germination because warmth, water, and oxygen are the only conditions necessary for a seed to germinate.
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