Germination Study
Seed Sprouting Under Different Conditions
Observe how different environmental conditions affect seed germination and plant growth. Compare growth with sunlight and water, water only, and no water or sunlight.
Observation:
This experiment compares seed germination under three different conditions. Click "Start Experiment" to begin.
Germination Requirements
Optimal Conditions (Left):
Seeds need water, oxygen, and suitable temperature to germinate. Sunlight helps the seedling grow after emergence.
Water Only (Middle):
While water is essential for germination, without sunlight, the seedling will become etiolated (long and pale) as it searches for light.
No Water/Sunlight (Right):
Without water, the seed cannot activate metabolic processes needed for germination. The seed remains dormant.
