The document contains 7 multiple choice questions about seed dispersal and germination. The questions cover various methods of seed dispersal including wind, water, and animals. They also address the purpose of seed dispersal as helping seeds find suitable growing conditions. Explosive dispersal is described as an adaptation of coconut seeds. Hooks and barbs are mentioned as helping seeds adhere to animal fur for dispersal. Gravity is listed as exploiting falling and rolling to disperse seeds. Root emergence is identified as the first visible sign of germination in most seeds. Warm temperature is noted as not typically necessary for seed germination.
The document contains 7 multiple choice questions about seed dispersal and germination. The questions cover various methods of seed dispersal including wind, water, and animals. They also address the purpose of seed dispersal as helping seeds find suitable growing conditions. Explosive dispersal is described as an adaptation of coconut seeds. Hooks and barbs are mentioned as helping seeds adhere to animal fur for dispersal. Gravity is listed as exploiting falling and rolling to disperse seeds. Root emergence is identified as the first visible sign of germination in most seeds. Warm temperature is noted as not typically necessary for seed germination.
The document contains 7 multiple choice questions about seed dispersal and germination. The questions cover various methods of seed dispersal including wind, water, and animals. They also address the purpose of seed dispersal as helping seeds find suitable growing conditions. Explosive dispersal is described as an adaptation of coconut seeds. Hooks and barbs are mentioned as helping seeds adhere to animal fur for dispersal. Gravity is listed as exploiting falling and rolling to disperse seeds. Root emergence is identified as the first visible sign of germination in most seeds. Warm temperature is noted as not typically necessary for seed germination.
1)Which of the following is not a method of seed dispersal?
a) Wind b) Water c) Magnetism d) Animals
2)What is the primary purpose of seed dispersal in plants?
a) To protect seeds from animals b) To attract pollinators c) To help seeds find suitable growing conditions d) To reduce competition with neighboring plants
3)Which of the following seeds is typically dispersed by explosive mechanisms?
a) Acorns b) Dandelion seeds c) Maple seeds d) Coconuts
4)What adaptation helps seeds adhere to animal fur for dispersal?
a) Edible flesh b) Hooks or barbs c) Wings d) Floatation devices
5)In which way do seeds exploit gravity for dispersal?
a) Falling from heights b) Rolling downhill c) Aerial dispersal d) Floating on water 6. What is the first visible sign of germination in most seeds? a) Shoot emergence b) Root emergence c) Leaf growth d) Flower development 7)Which environmental factor is not typically necessary for seed germination? a) Light b) Oxygen c) Moisture d) Warm temperature