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Seedling Research Paper

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The first structure to appear in a germinating seedling is a root. This is so that the seedling can acquire nutrients and water from the soil as well as begin its journey to the surface for sunlight.
The first structure to appear in a germinating seedling is a root. This is so that the seedling can acquire nutrients and water from the soil as well as begin its journey to the surface for sunlight.
The seedlings should be a color of white. This is due to the fact that the seedlings have not seen any sunlight previously, preventing the formation of chlorophyll. Once the seedlings are exposed to sunlight, they can begin to produce chlorophyll and attain their signature green color.
An example of “negative gravitropism” would be the stem of the plant. Unlike root growth which grows with gravity and grows downward toward the earth, …show more content…

The sepals are the leaf-like development from the receptacle. The sepal’s function is to be the beginning of the first floral aspects of a flower.
The petals are another leaf-like development from the receptacle. The function of the petals is to attract insects in order to carry its pollen to other plants for fertilization (known as cross pollination).
The stamens are another development from the receptacle. The function of the stamen is to produce spores and sporangia for cross pollination.
The anther is responsible for the development and production of a flower’s pollen.
The filament works alongside the anther in the production of a plant’s pollen, of which will be used for fertilization and reproduction.
The carpel is another leaf-like development from the receptacle. The function of the carpel is being part of the reproduction system of a flowering plant, as it acts as a pollen catcher and ovary.
The stigma is another part of the carpel. The stigma catches the pollen and promotes germination of said pollen within the same species of flowering

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