Seeds germinate when they are sown in fertile soil.

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Solution

The correct option is A True
$∙$ Seeds need air, water, and sunlight to grow.
$∙$ Apart from these, seeds also require additional nutrients that will improve its growth.
$∙$ A fertile soil is the soil that contains all these necessary nutrients for plant growth.
$∙$ So, when seeds are sown in fertile soil, they germinate and grow very well.

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Q. Seeds placed deep in the soil do not germinate because they are

Q. Assertion :Seeds fails to germinate naturally at very low and high temperature. Reason: Seeds sown deep into the soil fail to germinate.

Seeds are usually sown deep into the soil because:

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.

Farming begins only when the seeds are sown in the soil.

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