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Inside every seed - no matter how tiny - there's a whole plant, just waiting.
Seeds can stay dormant for years. Some have waited 2,000 years.
In this video, we break down exactly what a seed is, how it gets made, the clever ways plants send their seeds to new places, and how some plants make copies of themselves without seeds at all.
What you'll learn:
- The 3 parts of every seed (coat, embryo, endosperm)
- How pollen and pollinators create seeds
- How seeds travel - wind, water, animals, and explosion
- How plants reproduce without seeds (runners, underground stems, leaf cuttings)
- The 2,000-year-old seed that grew, and the seed heavier than a first-grader
0:21 - A whole plant, just waiting.
0:47 - What is a seed?
1:31 - How seeds are made.
2:21 - How seeds travel.
3:08 - Not just seeds.
3:29 - Fun Facts about Seed Reproduction
