seeds

Question 1

What is a Dicot?

Answer 1

A seed with two cotyledon.

Question 2

What is a monocot?

Answer 2

A seed with one cotyledon.

Question 3

What the purpose of the seed coat?

Answer 3

To protect the inside of the seed.

Question 4

What is Germanation?

Answer 4

It’s the growth of the seed.

Question 5

What do seeds need in order to start Germinating?

Answer 5

Oxygen, sunlight, water, and the proper temperature.

Question 6

what is the professional name for roots, stem, and leaf?

Answer 6

radicle, hypocotyl, and epicotyl.

Question 7

where is the radicle, hypocotyl, and epicotyl?

Answer 7

in the embryo

Question 8

where do the nutrients go?

Answer 8

in the endosperm.

Question 9

what covers and holds the endosperm?

Answer 9

the cotyledon

Question 10

what happens to the leaves when the germination is done?

Answer 10

the leaves open up.

Question 11

Germination stage - the epicotyls has split.

Answer 11

stage 4

Question 12

Germination stage- the seed hasn’t grown any bit yet. The Germination has just started.

Answer 12

stage 1

Question 13

Germination stage - the seed coat begins to break. Tiny radicles are coming out of it.

Answer 13

stage 2

Question 14

stage 3

Answer 14

Germination stage- some of the hypocotyl has now been released out of the embryo along with the hypocotyl.

Question 15

stage 5

Answer 15

Germination stage - the seed is out of germination. start of seedling.

Question 16

What is a seed that hasn’t started growing yet?

Answer 16

A dormat

Question 17

seed dispersal air:

Answer 17

the seed get into the air and it flies away.

Question 18

seed dispersal mechanical:

Answer 18

the seed is in to much pressure bc of gravity. it gets launched somewhere

Question 19

seed dispersal water:

Answer 19

the seed gets into water and float away.

Question 20

seed dispersal gravity:

Answer 20

it drops from its plant.

Question 21

seed dispersal animal:

Answer 21

it eats or picks up the seed with its fur. then it either drops or gets into poop.