What kind of seeds can germinate?

The intrinsic conditions for seed germination refer to two main aspects.

First, the seed itself has the ability to germinate (germination potential), i.e., the seed is alive and not dead.

Second, the seeds are capable of germinating when given the conditions necessary for germination.

Therefore, whether it is a direct seeding or a seedling, it must be a viable seed.

Soil is the basis for the growth of flowers and trees. It not only supports the growth and development of fixed plant roots but also provides the necessary nutrients, water, and air for plant growth.

Thoreau said: If you have a seed, I'm ready to see a miracle.

In early January 2019, a seed of cotton performed a miracle by logging on to a lunar rover on the back of the moon, where it stubbornly sprouted, becoming the first plant to successfully sprout on an alien planet.

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