water
Mature seeds are often very dry and need to take in water, before cellular metabolism and growth can resume. Seeds need enough water to swell and break the seed coat.
Mature seeds are often very dry and need to take in water, before cellular metabolism and growth can resume. Seeds need enough water to swell and break the seed coat.
Plants have an outer coat to protect the plant inside and keep it moist?
Only seeds have seed coats not plants. Not all seeds have seed coats.
Because their seed coat is differently pigmented
Mature seeds are often very dry and need to take in water, before cellular metabolism and growth can resume. Seeds need enough water to swell and break the seed coat.
Mature seeds are often very dry and need to take in water, before cellular metabolism and growth can resume. Seeds need enough water to swell and break the seed coat.
seed coat
Plants have an outer coat to protect the plant inside and keep it moist?
protein makes up the coat of a virus
Only seeds have seed coats not plants. Not all seeds have seed coats.
Soaking is a common practice on with some seeds to increase or speed up the rate of germination. Seeds with thick testa (seed coats) are generally better candidates. Soaking allows water to penetrate the seed coat a lot faster than if the seed was simply placed in damp soil.
an embryo, the endosperm (food supply), and the seed coat.
No, it is stored in the cotyledones
Because their seed coat is differently pigmented
The seed coat contains and protects the embryo and endosperm until the seed has imbibed enough water to swell the seed and break the seed coat, allowing the embryo to start lengthening.
A metal coat makes an Onix evolve into a Steelix.