Seeds Get Around

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What is the primary method by which jewelweed, witch hazel, and violets disperse their seeds?

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Dry pods shoot their seeds into the air.

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Define the term 'sprout' as used in the context of plant growth.

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The word sprout means to grow; spring up.

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What action do squirrels take at the beginning of the story?

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The squirrels collect acorns.

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What is the main idea of the passage regarding seed dispersal?

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The seeds travel to new places to grow.

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Why is it important for seeds to travel to new locations?

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They need to travel to new places in order to grow.

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What are some common methods of seed dispersal in plants?

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Wind, water, animals, and explosive mechanisms.

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How do animals contribute to seed dispersal?

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Animals eat fruits and excrete the seeds in different locations.

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What role does wind play in seed dispersal?

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Wind can carry lightweight seeds over long distances.

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Explain the concept of 'seed germination.'

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Seed germination is the process by which a seed develops into a new plant.

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What environmental conditions are necessary for seed germination?

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Moisture, warmth, and sometimes light are necessary for seed germination.