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Helium is often used in scientific contexts as a tracer gas in seed studies, but it does not have a direct function on the seeds themselves. In terms of seed physiology, helium is not essential for seed germination or growth. Instead, seeds typically rely on moisture, nutrients, and proper environmental conditions for successful development. If you're asking about a specific context where helium is used with seeds, please provide more details!

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