跟读练习: What Is Seed Germination? | SEED GERMINATION | Plant Germination | Dr Binocs Show | Peekaboo Kidz - 通过YouTube学习英语口语
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Now let the magic of Germination do its wonder.
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Germany?
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Ha ha ha ha ha!
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It's Germination, Kitty.
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Hey friends!
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I know, just like little kitty,
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you are all curious to know about this nature's way of gardening and learning how the plants grow.
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So, in today's episode, let us answer an evergreen question.
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What is seed germination?
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Zoom in!
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Everything in the universe begins with something.
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Even the universe itself is believed to be born out of a cosmic egg.
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And just like that, the life of a plant starts from a seed.
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A seed has three major parts.
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A seed coat, which is the outer layer that protects the plants while they grow and develop in the mud.
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And inside the seed, there is the baby plant called an embryo.
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And the rest of it,
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it's Cotyledons that contain food for the baby plant.
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But remember my friends, having a seed isn't enough for planting a tree.
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You need to have a proper condition for it.
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What do I mean by that?
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Well, first of all, we need to check the level of moisture and temperature,
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the right amount of sunlight and the quality of the soil.
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It's also necessary to understand that plants can't grow in any given condition,
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as they are adapted to a specific environment.
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For example, a tree that lives in the desert probably wouldn't last in the rainforest,
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and a tall tree can't survive in grasslands due to the process called adaptation.
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So always choose your seed wisely.
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To know more about the adaptation process,
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you can check our video on Adaptation in Plants.
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The link is in the description below.
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And once we are happy with the surrounding environment,
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we are ready to sow the seed inside the ground.
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And this is where the magical and fundamental process of germination starts.
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by which different plant species grow from a single seed into a plant.
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Let us see in detail how.
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First, the seeds consume water rapidly from the soil,
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resulting in swelling and softening of the seed coat at a suitable temperature in the process called an imbibition.
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But water isn't enough to make the baby embryo grow.
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It also needs food.
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And fortunately, the food is already present in the cotyledons that activates the enzymes and the baby plant gets its nourishment.
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After some time, the seed coat raptures and we see a tiny root emerging out of it.
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Later, the root grows and pushes down deeper into the soil
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in search of more water and nutrients to feed the baby plant
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and takes hold of the soil that will help the plant from falling over due to external forces.
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And in the last stage of seed germination,
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the seed cells become metabolically active,
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elongate as the coat splits from the opposite end to give rise to the seedling.
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Finally, we see the growing plant rising through the seed coat and emerging above the ground,
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searching for sunlight.
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When this happens, the Cotyledon has finished its job.
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And because their job is done,
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they fall off the plant and become part of the soil.
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Once the Cotyledon is gone,
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the plant's tiny leaves take over the task of supplying food to the new plant with the help of photosynthesis.
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And this whole process of a single seed growing into a plant is called germination.
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Trivia Time!
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Did you know a Russian team discovered some seeds of Silene Stenophylla,
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a flowering plant native to Siberia that has been buried by an Ice Age Squirrel?
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Yes, the radiocarbon dating confirmed that the seeds were 32,000 years old.
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Also, the seeds of Proteus from South Africa germinate after they have been exposed to smoke.
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Wow!
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This is actually a survival tactic for plants that grow in fire prone zones.
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Isn't it amazing friends?
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Do share your views, suggestions and love on our email id peekabookidsfeedback at gmail.com
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Hope you learned something new in today's episode Until next time,
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it's me Dr. Binox, Zooming out!
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