A high school student is carrying out a science project. She plants alfalfa seeds, and encloses an area planted with one set of alfalfa seeds within a box covered in red cellophane (which reflects light of red wavelengths). She leaves another set of planted alfalfa seeds uncovered. What do you expect she'll find in these two alfalfa populations when her science project is over? The germination rate will be higher in the uncovered seed set. None of the other answer options is correct. Germination rates will be the same in both seed sets. The germination rate will be lower in the uncovered seed set.

Seed Germination

Explanation:

Germination is the procedure of seeds forming into new plants. To start with, ecological conditions must trigger the seed to develop. As a rule, this is dictated by how profound the seed is planted, water accessibility, and temperature. At the point when water is abundant, the seed loads up with water in a procedure called imbibitionThe water enacts uncommon proteins, called compounds, that start the procedure of seed development. To start with, the seed grows a root to get to water underground. Next, the shoots, or development over the ground, start to show upThe seed sends a shoot towards the surface, where it will develop leaves to gather vitality from the sun. The leaves keep on developing towards the light source in a procedure called photomorphogenesisHence, the right answer is " the germination rate will be lower in the uncovered seed set"

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