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A seedling is a young plant grown from a seed in the nursery for the purpose of transplanting, while germination is the process of beginning growth from a seed or spore. In germination plants and fungal species, seeds sprouts to produce a seedling and the formation of spores. The stages of germination include, increase water imbibition into the seed, activation of metabolic activities, and protrusion of the radicle.
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C: They bloom day and night
One risk for accessing carbon from the ground is that it may cause soil contamination. Soil when exposed to large amount of gases and other organically decaying materials can absorb these into their make-up. Fossil fuels are extracted from the ground through drilling processes. When the drilling is unsuccessful, pockets created within the soil can create areas for contamination. When soil is contaminated by fossil fuels, it can no longer be use for agricultural purposes.
Amino acids form ionic bonds called 'hydrogen bonds' with hydrogens attachjed to other amino acids. This happens to hold your DNA double helix together :)