Answer: The presence of seeds that need light to germinate in the farm.
Explanation:
There are some specie of seeds that germinate best when they are exposed to light.
If these seeds are covered in soil, it is very likely they they will remain dormant and not sprout until conditions improve.
These seeds only needs to be pressed onto the surface of the soil where they can easily access sunlight and kept moist to germinate.
Once the light from the Sun hits this seed they obtain the required energy needed for them to germinate.
Therefore when the farmer ploughed the field he was unknown to him, exposing the seeds to the much needed light.
Answer:
Mitosis occurs in gametophyte to produce gametes, meiosis occurs in saprophytes to produce spores and the gametophytes is within the flower in the angiosperms.
Explanation:
Mitosis a cell division process occurs in the root whereas meiosis occurs in the stamen and ovule
Answer: Whilst the northern hemisphere is still slowly emerging from its winter hibernation, New Zealand's last month of summer, February is generally hot and happening. On both North and South Islands, the temperature may soar to 25°C or higher, with lows on cooler days reaching 10°C (especially in mountainous regions).
Explanation: