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The seed contains only DNA for the plant body and small roots. when activated by water and warmth. The seed will put out roots to become established.

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What part of a seed become the root?

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Do seed plants have roots and stems?

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Do seed plants have roots?

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Do seed plants have roots or stems?

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How have seed plants become adapted to the enviornment?

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If there are no seed in the rain forest then how do the plants grow?

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How do you know how deep to plant the seed?

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What part of the plants is in the soil?

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