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Does a seed germinate?

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yes, a seed germinate

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When do seeds germinate?
Seeds germinate when they have the right amounts of oxygen, water, and warmth.
Why do seeds germinate?
they germinate to reproduce so more of their species grow
How a seed germinates?
with soil water it doesnt need light...
What seed do not germinate?
all seeds germinate if they did not germinate the plant would not grow and no reproduction
How do seeds germinate?
Seeds germinate when it starts to grow shoots and roots.