Can new plants grow with out seeds?
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There are many ways plants can be propagated grafting layering, cuttings, micropropagation, division etc if you wan't know more just ask
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The answer could be (c), conifers.\nIn general, the plants that produce seeds without flowers are called Gymnosperms.  Conifers are gymnosperms.
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I do not it is possible, try puting the seeds on another  fabric bag.
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Yes, flowers are excellent ways to show small beginnings. Especially, like Marigolds - you start with a seed, add dirt and water, some sunshine and then the seed sprouts and can grow into a good size flower. A sunflower, if even more spectacular when grown.\n\nGranny
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No, but there might be better chances of growing into a successful plant, if you get to start out with a good food supply - which is what's inside a big seed. Most orchid seeds, which are tiny in size, never grow into anything.
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Investigate cloning. Clone some plants
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Fruits contain seeds. Vegetables don't.  But there is a lot more to it. See here:\n\nhttp://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/teach/msg011956409905.html
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Plants cannot change color in and of themselves.  What could happen, though, is that one plant could be pollinated by a neighboring plant and it would produce seed that contained some of the characteristics of both plants.
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love your plants and they will grow
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you could do something about the soil, or amount of light, or amount of water the seeds get. have one constant group where you keep the seeds in a moist, cool, dark area until the seeds begin to grow. meanwhile you can use other seeds with less water, some with more light... you get the picture.
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Some seeds are in dormancy and soaking them overnight will remove the chemical that is responsible for that dormancy. Also this will help in germinating the seeds at soils at the same time because they all have the same chance of getting water. Again you may need to soak them in warm water because the weather outside is not suitable for germination and good luck.
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This is a chicken-or-egg question....but not all plants make seeds...so the fact is that some plants reproduce by other means..aka no seed was needed, even at the beginning.\n \nDepending on your beliefs:\n\n1. All plants were instantly created as they are now. Seeded plants from seeds or "original" plants, and non-seeding plants from "orginal plants". Just created and unchanging.\n\n2. A few types of master plants families were created and subsequent diversification created sub types. Created, then evolved.\n\n3. Plants come from ancient photosynthetic ancestors and continue to develop today. Prior to the Cretacious period, no plants were flowering, and thus there were no seeds. Classic evolution scenario.\n\nContrary to popular opinion, evolution and creationism don't inherently contradict each other - all life could have been designed to come from proto-organisms into the great variety of life we have today, or diversity has been there all along, but ongoing evolution allows for environmental adaption. One does not prevent/prove/deny the existence of the other.\n\nIf life did not have any abiltity to adapt, it would quickly die. If all plants died from freezing temperatures, vast parts of the world would become barren because of minor climactic variations. Even breeding plants is a kind of evolution...big, fast growing wheat is likely to make us want to grow it more. We are the key environmental factor in that scenario. Most life on Earth has the ability to adapt and change in response the environment, up to a certain point.\n\nSo if someone says that God pre-engineered all life to be able to adapt for its own survival, it is an opinion that is supported by some facts. (medicinal plants, frost hardy plants, creatures with perfect camouflage, interdependency of all species, seeds that only open after a fire, etc)\n\nIf someone else says that life just randomly evolves without any outside guidance, it is also an opinion that is supported by some facts. (useless/harmful biological mutations, randomly mutating diseases, vestigial organs, cancer, etc)\n\nLike all things, in the end it is a matter of faith and your personal beliefs.\n\nI prefer to look at the amazing variety of life that we have in today's world and not worry too much about their extinct ancestors...the laws and properties of life and the universe are what they are.
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Nope. The seeds simply develop on the flower spike.
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Some plants are notorious self seeders.  Their seeds drop very easily and grow even easier.  Others depend on insects and birds to pick up their seeds and spread them.
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It is easier to replicate potatoes from the eyes of the potatoes, which root readily and will give rise to new potato plants that will grow many more potatoes. Some types of commercial potatoes may no longer be able to produce actual seeds, since this quality is not desired. It is possible, however, to grow potatoes from seed, as this article points out, describing how in 2002, Peru began helping Afghanistan with growing potatoes after the war devastated agriculture.
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You should only use the cotton as a cultivator to get the seedlings to hatch.  Once a shoot has appeared transplant the sed ling to a small pot with bedding compost (get sterile stuff if you can).  Put the seedling about a pinky nails depth under the surface and cover & water.  Happy growing!
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Most likely, another dandelion...do you KNOW how many seeds are on those things?!?!? lol\nUnless, of course, you've learned your lesson...don't blow in the wind.