Practices in Pricking of germinated plants

It is a processes that weaken the seed coat before germination.

• Photosynthesis

• Scarification

• Pollination

• Transpiration

It can affect the cellular metabolic and growth rates of crops.

• Soil type

• Temperature

• Pollination

• Scarfication

It need to be subjected to specific environmental conditions before they will germinate.

• Dormant seeds

• Scarified seeds

• Pollinated seeds

• Transpiring seeds

It is the main source of the seedling's energy until it grows?

• Roots

• Seed coat

• Cotyledon

• Sunlight

It helps the swelling and the breaking of the seed coat.

• Oxygen

• Water absorption

• Sunlight

• Soil nutrients

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Why do we need to consider the following factors in germinating stage of plants?

• To ensure the seeds have the right conditions for optimal growth

• To prevent any potential diseases in the soil

• To maintain the aesthetic appearance of the garden

• To minimize water usage in plant care

One of the factors in germination process is temperature. How it is important to consider the temperature of the environment before germinating the seeds?

• It affects the seed’s ability to absorb water

• It determines the type of nutrients available in soil

• It influences the rate of enzyme activity and overall seed metabolism

• It helps in determining the color of the flowers produced

Do we need to follow the process in pricking the plants? Explain your answer.

• No, any method will work as long as the plants are moved

• Yes, following a process ensures minimal stress and damage to the plants

• Yes, it is only necessary for flowering plants

• No, pricking plants is optional and can be done at any time

Does all crops undergo seed germination before growing? Explain your answer.

• Yes, all crops must germinate from seeds to grow

• No, some crops can grow from vegetative parts, such as tubers or cuttings.

• Yes, but only if the seeds are stored properly.

• No, only perennial crops do not require seed germination