Most seeds are damaged by direct sun and the majority need moisture, warmth, and darkness to stimulate growth. A few species of seeds need light to aid germination, but not necessarily direct sun.
In a way, yes. Some seeds germinate only when covered with soil, but the actual triggering mechanism depends on the wavelength of light reaching the seed. Seeds that germinate in "darkness" require long wavelength light to do so, ie. heatwaves. Seeds that grow on the surface need short-wave light to start germination.
sun light
Aloe plant need sun light to survie in the summer
no
Its not a compound but I know for a fact that direct sun light will bleach white clothes if they are hung out in the sun.
I believe (do not quote me; I'm not sure) that plants do not need direct sunlight. Plants perform photosynthesis, which requires light from the sun to make energy- and I believe that plants need a wider light spectrum than just visible light. Therefore, plants need sunlight or the closest synthetic approximation (for example, fish tank lights often emit UV rays and possibly others in addition to normal light, letting aquatic plants live).
diect
Yes, preferably direct sun.
Broccoli is a vegetable. It needs direct sun light normally.
sun light
Yes because it is a source of light. However, the moon is not direct light as it is not a source. It reflects the light of the sun and that is why we see the moon as 'shining.'
Aloe plant need sun light to survie in the summer
Mushrooms, but they are really a fungus. Plants need some sun. Not all need direct sun, but some.
In a way, yes. Some seeds germinate only when covered with soil, but the actual triggering mechanism depends on the wavelength of light reaching the seed. Seeds that germinate in "darkness" require long wavelength light to do so, ie. heatwaves. Seeds that grow on the surface need short-wave light to start germination.
Seeds want water, sun, nutrients. If 1 think is missing then plant cannot grow. In water seed cant get sun light as in with out water/
the Sahara desert More or less, the equator gets most fo the direct sun light. I think the Sahara is too far north.
the materials that u need are water, the Kalanchoe plant seed, fertilizer, soil, sun light, and a shovel to dig a hole
At Least 5-6 Hours of Direct Sun