How Does A Seed Become A Plant?

The video explains how seeds grow into plants, starting with an introduction to different types of seeds. It describes the structure of seeds, including the seed coat, embryo, and endosperm. The process of germination is detailed, highlighting the conditions needed for a seed to start growing. The video then covers the development of roots and shoots, explaining how they grow and function. Finally, it discusses how a plant matures and becomes capable of producing seeds.

What are the three main components of a seed?

• Seed coat, embryo, and endosperm

• Root, stem, and leaves

• Flower, fruit, and seed

• Soil, water, and sunlight

What role does the seed coat play in a seed's life?

• It absorbs water from the soil

• It helps the plant photosynthesize

• It protects the embryo and keeps it dormant

• It provides nutrients to the embryo

Which conditions are necessary for a seed to start germinating?

• Soil, air, and nutrients

• Wind, rain, and humidity

• Water, the right temperature, and light

• Sunlight, carbon dioxide, and oxygen

What is the first part of the plant to emerge from the seed during germination?

• The stem

• The leaves

• The root

• The shoot

Once the shoot emerges from the soil, what does the plant rely on for food?

• Endosperm

• Soil nutrients

• Sunlight

• Water