Are seeds biotic or abiotic

Answer 1

After air and water SOIL, is the third Abiotic Factor--contributes to the physical environment.

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Answer 2

Seeds are actually not abiotic. They contain embryos that germinate to form a new plant. Leaves are also not abiotic because they contain cells that need to be living in order to be photosynthetic. I think that leaves could become abiotic if they were to detach from the tree (unless they contain seeds).

Answer 3

Yes, because it is the same thing as wood. Wood is biotic because it comes from trees therefore seeds are biotic.

Answer 4

They are alive and therefore biotic. Sand and rocks, air and water are abiotic since they are not alive.

Answer 5

It is biotic

Answer 6

Yes