Seeds

Key Notes :

What Are Seeds?

• Seeds are the small parts of plants that can grow into new plants.
• They come in different shapes, sizes, and colors.

Parts of a Seed:

• Seed Coat: The outer layer that protects the seed.

• Embryo: The tiny baby plant inside the seed.
• Cotyledon: The part of the seed that stores food for the embryo.

How Seeds Grow:

• Seeds need water, air, and warmth to grow.
• The process of a seed growing into a plant is called germination.

Where Do Seeds Come From?

• Seeds come from fruits and flowers of plants.

Types of Seeds:

• Some seeds are big like mango seeds, and some are tiny like mustard seeds.
• Seeds can be eaten, like rice, beans, and sunflower seeds.

How Seeds Spread:

• Seeds are spread by wind, water, animals, and humans.
• Some seeds have wings or fluff to float in the air, while others stick to animal fur.

Importance of Seeds:

• Seeds grow into plants that give us food, oxygen, and shelter.
• Farmers plant seeds to grow crops for food.

Fun Facts:

• Some seeds can stay alive for years before sprouting.
• The largest seed in the world is the Coco de Mer.

Caring for Seeds:

• Keep seeds in a dry, cool place until they are ready to be planted.
• Plant seeds in healthy soil to help them grow well.

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