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When germination occurs, the embryo begins to grow again and pushes out the seed....it's okay if ya didn't know. BUT YOU SHOULD Good day my fellow future scientists

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Q: How do seeds become new plants?
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Why do plants need seeds?

plants use seeds to carry on their species so that they will not become extinct.


What should be done to seeds of fruits so they will become new plants?

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What fraction of plant 's seeds become new plants if a plant produces 180 seed and only 60 seeds grow?

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What do plants make to reproduce something?

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Why are seeds and spours similar?

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