INSIDE A SEED
HOW SEEDS TRAVEL
SEEDS/GENERAL
FUN FACTS
MISCELLANEOUS
100

What is the job of the seed coat?

To protect the seed.


100

Name four ways that seeds travel/spread out.

Animals/humans/water/wind.

100

Name a type of seed that is not edible.

More than one answer.

100

What is the largest seed?

A coconut.

100

Seeds grow up to be what?

New plants.

200

What is an embryo?

The beginning of a new plant.


200

Give an example of how humans help seeds travel.

Planting them.

200

What is the part of a seed that grows into a plant?

The embryo.

200

Dandelion seeds are spread this way.

Wind.

200

What is different about different seeds?

Size/shape/texture/color.

300

The plant embryo can be found where?

Inside the seed.

300

Give an example of how wind helps seeds travel.

More than one answer.

300

What are the three parts of a seed?

The seed coat/the embryo and food storage.

300

Which season is when most seeds are carried away from the plant.

Fall

300

The shell that covers the seed is called . . .

The seed coat

400

Every seed has these three things.

Seed coat/embryo/stored food.

400

Give two examples of how animals help seeds travel.

Eating and pooping/seeds getting caught in their fur/dropping out of mouth when eating or flying.

400

What are four things that most plants and seeds need?

Sun/water/oxygen/warmth and space.

400

Name 3 conditions needed for germination.

Moisture/temperature/air.

400

The beginning of development of a seed after a period of dormancy or rest is called . . .

Germination

500

When the embryo is resting, it is in what stage?

Dormant

500

Why is it important that seeds travel?

To have more plants and for plant diversity.

500

Why does a seed need water to begin growing?

So that it can let the seedling split open.

500

Type of seed having one cotyledon is called a

Monocot

500

What is a cotyledon?

A part of the embryo within the seed of a plant that feeds the plant until it can grow true leaves and begin photosynthesis.