Factors Affecting Germination
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Seeds kept in a refrigerator do not germinate because_________
They lose viability
They rot
A refrigerator doesn't provide optimum temperature
It does not get sunlight
Given below is the structure of root hair. Observe it and answer the following questions.
- Label any four parts of the figure.
- Define the term root hair.
- Why does a root have large number of root hair?
- What is the use of large vacuole in the root hair?
Answer the following questions: What is germination?
One can see many seeds germinating in wild during a rainy season. Choose the most appropriate reason/s.
Rain provides sufficient water
Dormancy of seeds end during the rainy season
More nutrients are made available due to rains
None of these
What are the five steps of germination?
Oxygen is necessary for the germination of seeds. True or false?
True
False
Seeds sown very deep in the soil fail to germinate because they
(a) cannot exert enough force to push the soil upward.
(b) do not get enough sunlight.
(c) get too much water.
(d) do not get enough oxygen.
Q1. (i) In the experiment to demonstrate anaerobic respiration we are using mercury in the test tube and the beaker why can't we use water instead?
(ii). Also tell the use of lime water in the experiments on respiration
Tropical plant seeds require
An essential condition for germination is
water
oxygen
temperature
all of these
Mention true or false. If false, write the correct statement.
1. Micropyle serves for the emergence of radicle.
A moderately warm temperature (25∘C to 35∘C) that is usually favorable for germination is called as __________
Warm temperature
Optimum temperature
Suitable temperature
Moderate temperature
- Pfr absorbs red light and becomes Pr
- Pfr absorbs yellow light and becomes Pr
- Pr absorbs red light and becomes Pfr
- Pr absorbs yellow light and becomes Pfr
- Mineral salts
- Water
- Light
- Low temperature
- Leaves.
- Parenchyma.
- Seeds.
- Stem.
- Oxygen.
- Moisture.
- Nutrients.
- Hormones.
- Cold
- Hot
- Solid
- None of the above
The inactivity of embryo in mature seed is called
What is the optimum temperature for a seed to germinate?
25∘ to 35∘
20∘ to 25∘
35∘ to 45∘
45∘ to 47∘
- Both Assertion and Reason are correct and Reason is the correct explanation for Assertion
- Both Assertion and Reason are correct but Reason is not the correct explanation for Assertion
- Assertion is correct but Reason is incorrect
- Both Assertion and Reason are incorrect
The amount of water present in a dry mature seed is around
10-15%
80-95%
70-90%
85-90%
- Heat
- Oxygen
- Water
- CO2
- It is a solvent in which several substances are dissolved.
- It participates as a reagent in many reactions.
- It helps in the germination of seeds but does not provide turgidity to growing cells.
- It serves as the medium for transport of inorganic salts.
take some dry seeds of green gram. wash and soak them overnight in a bowl . next day drain out the water completely and leave the seeds in the bowl covered with a moist cloth. observe the seeds . write about the structures that come out of each seed. name the structure and write the plant tissue found in the structure. also mention the structure and funtion of the tissue
Which of the following statements is not true?
The seed coat breaks when the bean seeds germinate.
On germination, the plumule gives rise to the shoot and the radicle to the root.
On germination, the plumule comes out first.
The seeds of chickpea, green gram and pea can be germinated.
What is the optimum condition for seeds to germinate?
Air/Oxygen
Water
Optimum Temperature
All of these
- Amount of water
- Amount of daylight
- All of the above
- Temperature
Seed sown very deep in the soil fail to germinate because they
- absent
- differentiated into three layers
- undifferentiated
- differentiated into five layers