In a way, yes. Some seeds germinate only when covered with soil, but the actual triggering mechanism depends on the wavelength of light reaching the seed. Seeds that germinate in "darkness" require long wavelength light to do so, ie. heatwaves. Seeds that grow on the surface need short-wave light to start germination.
if there is no seed coat the see won't grow
east
Because nutrients are already inside seed kind of pre packaged. Just enough to let the plant grow above the surface and then photosynthesis takes over
sunlight
A pine seed.
no,because green bean seed need warmth,air, water to grow
potatoes need about 67% of sun to grow
Cannas do need full sun to grow and flower properly.
from a seed, the sun gives energy and roots gather nutrients from the ground.
It grows as fast as it says on the back of the seed pack
I don't know why a seed would need a seed to grow. it is a seed! a seed does need water, oxygen (it will only need the carbon dioxide from the oxygen to give us the waste which is oxygen so we can breath), and only the amount o sunlight it needs to make sugar. so it doesn't need a seed because it's a seed!
The sun lotus grows in the water soil that can be found in Canter Downs.