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1.the sperm nuclei unites with the egg.
2.the seed coat must by moisture before the embryo can be begin the prossses of forming.
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A flowering plant has unfertilised ova within it. When fertilised by pollination, these ova become true seeds.
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pollination & fertilization
Fertilization and reproduction.
Fertilization
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Stage 0- Picking an plant stage 1- taking plant and disecting roots, shoots etc and placing into media stage 2- taking grown plant from stage 1 and disecting shoots and roots etc again and placing into media (growing roots) stage3- transferring plant to soil to acclimitize it before you plant out doors stage4- replanting plant in soil outside and letting it grow/survive
Roots are essential for absorption of water and holding the plant deep in the soil. If the roots are missing the plant willl not grow properly in its early stage thereby affecting the growth.
Seeds contribute to the life span of a plant by enabling reproduction. When a plant produces seeds, it ensures the survival of its species beyond its own lifetime. Seeds are also capable of going dormant until conditions are favorable for germination, allowing plants to withstand adverse periods and extend their life span. Additionally, seeds can be dispersed over long distances, allowing for the establishment and survival of new plants in different locations.
Replication does not take place during mitosis. It takes place before meiosis begins.
seedling
The stage seeds are produced in is the mature plant.
Mature plant
There are seven stages of plant growth. The first stage is pollination - where bees carry the pollen from one plant to another plant. The second stage is seed formation - when the seeds begin to grow, sometimes inside of a fruit like an apple, and sometimes in a flower, like a sunflower. The third stage is seed dispersal - where the seeds are spread out by animals, wind, and water. Germination is the fourth stage, the stage where the plant sprouts from the seed. The fifth stage is growth - when the plant grows from a small sprout into a bigger plant, like a tree. And then the cycle begins again.
If you plant the seeds in compost and water them they should germinate.
For most seed-producing crops, it is that stage of growth in which the plant has completed all of its development, including seeds which, when planted, can survive on their own. In non-seeding crops such as potatoes, it is the stage when all plant development has completed and the desirable part of the plant (in this case, the tuber) can be harvested.
Stage 0- Picking an plant stage 1- taking plant and disecting roots, shoots etc and placing into media stage 2- taking grown plant from stage 1 and disecting shoots and roots etc again and placing into media (growing roots) stage3- transferring plant to soil to acclimitize it before you plant out doors stage4- replanting plant in soil outside and letting it grow/survive
Round and wrinkled seeds were observed by Mendel in Pea plant while experimenting on its hybridization process. Round or wrinkled stage of seed is a physical trait in pea plant.
Roots are essential for absorption of water and holding the plant deep in the soil. If the roots are missing the plant willl not grow properly in its early stage thereby affecting the growth.
the sporophyte stage
the sporophyte stage
the sporophyte stage
Seeds contribute to the life span of a plant by enabling reproduction. When a plant produces seeds, it ensures the survival of its species beyond its own lifetime. Seeds are also capable of going dormant until conditions are favorable for germination, allowing plants to withstand adverse periods and extend their life span. Additionally, seeds can be dispersed over long distances, allowing for the establishment and survival of new plants in different locations.