Seed Viability

Which seed test is shown?

• Paper towel test

• Embryo excision test

• Chemical test

• Floating test

Which seed test is shown?

• Excised embryo test

• Chemical tst

• Paper towel test

• Floating test

Which seed test is shown?

• Floating test

• Germination test

• Excised embryo test

• Chemical test

Which seed test is shown?

• Floating test

• Germination test

• Excised embryo test

• Chemical test

Which seed test is shown?

• Floating test

• Paper towel test

• Chemical test

• Excised embryo test

Which chemical is used to stain the seeds in viability testing?

• Baking soda

• Sulfuric acid

• Tetrazolium

• Hydrogen Peroxide

When seeds are VIABLE, which of the following happens when placed in a glass of water?

• They die

• No change happens

• They float

• They Sink

Which statement defines seed viability

• A measure of the percentage of seeds that are alive after storage

• A measure of the percentage of seeds that are dormant after storage

• The growing of a plant from a seed

• The process where plants make food

Which condition is NOT needed for seeds to grow?

• Nitrogen

• Light

• Temperature

• Water

In the paper roll test, a plastic baggie is used

• To all the seeds to dry

• To keep moisture out

• To allow light to enter

• To dry out the paper towel