Seed Germination Lab Hypothesis

One thing that almost every living thing needs to be able to live is seeds. Seeds provide a food source that is not from meat and herbivores are able to survive. Different seeds can from both plants, and fruits. When plants want to reproduce the plants make seeds that can be dispersed by air, water, or animals and the seeds that survive find a place in the ground to start grow. For some plants, the seeds are in protective shelling like fruits and pinecones. This extra protection layer is there to allow the seeds to make it new ground by animals and humans carrying it around. Most times seeds that people pull out of an apple and throw out can be used to make an apple tree in the right conditions, but the seeds get thrown out. Seeds have to have certain conditions to be able to grow and it is important that humans understand which conditions foster seed growth and which conditions hurt seed growth. There have been a lot of studies done on the growth of seeds which is called seed germination. There are a lot of factors which can affect the seed germination some factors are temperature, light expose, the population of
mays. My hypothesis is that the environment that has the light all the time will show the best germination. The reason why I am doing this experiment is to find which lighting is the best for the germination of Z. mays. With the information from the experiment, I can use it and others can use it to because Z. mays is a very common seed that anyone can get and plant. In an environment that has light all the time Z. mays had a better germination speed and germination rate (Idikut, 2012). If Z. mays are in environments that are over 38C then they start to not germinate as well (Miedema, 1982). Knowing that environments that are in the hotter range tells us that if Z. mays grow in an environment that has too much sun then Z. mays will not germinate well in those