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From Seed to Plant

Elementary

Chickenmonkey15

Jun 30, 2009

124588 views

The hard outside part of the seed is called a seed coat. The seed coat protects the seed. But if you remove the seed coat and carefully pull the seed apart, you can see a tiny plant growing inside. Look, there's the root. And I see the leaves. The seed opens up under the ground and the tiny plant begins to grow. The root grows down. And the stem grows up. When the plant comes up through the ground, new leaves start to grow. This small new plant is called a seedling. The leaves are filled with green chlorophyll. And the chlorophyll takes some sunlight, air. And water, and starts to make its own food.

HOW SEEDS AND PLANTS GROW <div></div> Learn the process it takes a plant to grow from a seed. The video explains how a seed germinates after it has been placed in the ground and the process of making its own food. You learn the conditions necessary for the plant to grow! This is the material you will find in the video: The hard outside part of a seed is called a seed coat. The seed coat protects the inside seed. But, if you remove the seed coat and carefully pull the seed apart, you can see a tiny plant growing inside. The seed opens up under the ground and the tiny plant begins to grow. The root grows down and stem grows up. When the plant comes up through the ground, the leaves start to grow. The small new plant is called a seedling. <div></div> The leaves are filled with green chlorophyll, and the chlorophyll takes some sunlight, air and water and starts to make its own food. <div></div> The plant grows and develops leaves, and flowers bloom. <div></div> After pollination and fertilization, the flowers turn into fruits. <div></div>

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