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| another term for reproducing plants |
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| male and female sex cells are from the same parents |
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| when male and female sex cells are from separate parents |
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| sexual process of reproducing plants |
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| type of reproduction where the plant reproduces itself by regrowing missing parts |
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| process of scratching or soaking a hard seed coat to ensure that seed germinates |
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| outside covering of the seed that protects the embryonic plant |
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| food storage tissue that nourishes the embryonic plant during germination |
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| first start of growth in a seed |
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| new plant that is developed as a result of fertilization |
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| partially decomposed vegetation that has been preserved under water and holds water extremly well |
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| dehydrated remains of acid bog plants and this substance usually helps in germination |
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| gray-white material of volcanic origin that expands when heated and is used to improve aeration |
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| very light-weight mineral with a pH of 7 and very high water-holding capacity |
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| type of seeding where seed is sown in a separate place from where it will grow to maturity |
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| young plant that has been germinated several days |
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| process of giving transplants a cooler temperature to prepare them for the shock of transplanting |
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| first leaves that appear on the plant |
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| type of seeding when plants are planted directly into the permanent growing area |
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| leaves or pieces of stems or roots used for propagating plants |
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