Great Oaks from Little Acorns Grow It all starts with a seed I Can… Explain the process of seed germination. I Will… Describe conditions for maintaining.

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Great Oaks from Little Acorns Grow It all starts with a seed I Can… Explain the process of seed germination. I Will… Describe conditions for maintaining dormancy and promoting germination List the steps of seed germination

Seed Dormancy Stasis prior to germination Metabolism falls Number of organelles per cell falls Dehydration – water content falls Vacuoles in cells deflate Food reserves become dense and crystalline

Maintaining Dormancy Physical barriers Seed coat / Testa is waxy Waterproof Impermeable to oxygen Physical state – dehydrated Chemical inhibitors present Salts, mustard oils, organic acids, alkaloids Growth promoters absent

Seed Viability Viability: When a seed is capable of germinating after all necessary environmental conditions are met. Average life span of a seed is 10 – 15 years Some very short-lived e.g. willow (< 1 week) Some very long-lived e.g. mimosa  221years Conditions important for longevity: Cold, Dry, Anaerobic Conditions maintained in seed banks

Svalbard International Seed Vault AKA – Doomsday Vault 2008 Deep in the side of a frozen artic mountain in Longyearbyen, Norway

Seed Germination – The breaking of dormancy; growth of embryo and its penetration of the seed coat. Breakdown Barriers Abrasion of seed coat (soil particles) Decomposition of seed coat (soil microbes, gut enzymes)gut enzymes Cracking of seed coat (fire) Change in Physical State Rehydration Destruction and Dilution of Inhibitors Light, temperature, water Production of Growth Promoters jump

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Germination Steps: 1.Seed coat breaks down 2.Radicle becomes root 3.Hypocotyl and epicotyl become stem and growth tip 4.Plumule become first photosynthesis leaves

Great Oaks from Little Acorns Grow It all starts with a seed Learning Check: Why does seed viability vary from just a week to hundreds of years in different plant species? Consider environmental factors in your answer.