Seed germinates in wet tissue paper because the moisture helps to soften the seed coat, allowing the seed to absorb water and nutrients needed for growth. The wet environment also provides the ideal conditions of warmth and humidity for the germination process to begin.
its important because if you don't keep the paper wet since the seed needs the water to grow (and its only source is the paper towel that is wet) if you let that water dry up the seed will not grow or get its nutients =D hope that helps =]
After planting the mongo seed in wet tissue, the seed absorbs moisture, activating its metabolic processes. Within a few days, it begins to germinate, sprouting roots and shoots. This process indicates that the seed is viable and ready for further growth, showcasing the initial stages of plant development. Proper moisture and warmth are essential for successful germination and growth.
Seeds need wet soil to germinate because it softens the outer seed coat, allowing water to penetrate and initiate the germination process. Additionally, moisture is required to activate enzymes that break down stored nutrients within the seed, providing energy for the growth of the emerging plant. Adequate moisture also helps in the expansion of the seed tissues, promoting seedling growth.
Only reason not to is because you get wet and muddy. The seeds love it. On sunny dry days I prepare the seed bed to the depth it needs to be for the particular seed and use a watering can with miracle grow to wet the bottom, lay the seed in and cover. I then water the top cover well.
Seed germinates in wet tissue paper because the moisture helps to soften the seed coat, allowing the seed to absorb water and nutrients needed for growth. The wet environment also provides the ideal conditions of warmth and humidity for the germination process to begin.
the seed will sprout
The mongo seed will begin to sprout:D
It is wet if watered and it gets smaller because when you plant a flower the roots are the seed and the other half of the seed it turns into a flower or something eles
Watering a seed will help it to grow. The soil should be damp and not soaking wet because seeds are delicate when starting them out.
its important because if you don't keep the paper wet since the seed needs the water to grow (and its only source is the paper towel that is wet) if you let that water dry up the seed will not grow or get its nutients =D hope that helps =]
grow in a moist soil (meaning moderately wet or damp)
Because seeds will not germinate in arid soil.
Even if a plant does well in relatively dry soil, seed needs a certain amount of water to sprout. The soil doesn't have to be soaking wet (in fact that's bad for seed), but it has to have easily available moisture.
After planting the mongo seed in wet tissue, the seed absorbs moisture, activating its metabolic processes. Within a few days, it begins to germinate, sprouting roots and shoots. This process indicates that the seed is viable and ready for further growth, showcasing the initial stages of plant development. Proper moisture and warmth are essential for successful germination and growth.
probably a wet cloth as the seed needs oxygen to germinated and there isn't much of it available if its immersed in water
Yes, snow can have a detrimental effect on the growth of grass seed by creating a barrier that blocks sunlight and can lead to mold or rot if the seed remains wet for too long.