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The ideal humidity for seed production typically ranges from 40% to 50%. This range helps maintain seed viability and reduces the risk of mold or fungal growth during storage. Proper humidity levels are essential for preserving seed quality and promoting successful germination.

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Why does seed germinate in wet tissue paper?

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.


What is it called when a seed begins to grow?

Well, there's seed development when the inflorescences of the seed head stop flowering and everything goes into seed production, and then there is germination, where a plant grows from a seed that was planted in the soil.


Is seed production by sexual reproduction?

no. a seed has already gone through sexual reproduction because a seed is created by a pollen sperm fuzing with the egg of a plant. Once the abscisic acid surrounding the seed is washed off the seed starts to use the food from the endoderm to grow.


What edible seed is also used in oil production?

Many edible seeds are used in oil production.The most commonly eaten seeds used also for oil are sunflower, sesame, and pumpkin. Corn (maize) is also technically a seed, and is used for oil. Some other seed oils are grape seed, safflower, and rapeseed (canola).


What are the objective of seed viability?

The objectives of seed viability testing are to determine the germination potential of seeds, assess seed quality, predict seedling emergence rates, and ensure successful crop establishment and production. Testing seed viability helps growers to make informed decisions about seed storage, planting rates, and seed treatment strategies.