Seeds sown very deep into the soil fail to germinate.

False

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True

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

Seeds sown very deep in the soil fail to germinate because they__________

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.

Q. Assertion :Seeds which are sown very deep in the soil usually fail to germinate. Reason: During germination, there is rapid cell division and cell growth for which energy is required which in turn is provided by cellular respiration.

Seeds are usually sown deep into the soil because:

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