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Quarter 2 - Module 1: Produce Vegetables: Growing Seedlings
First Edition, 2020
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
COVER PAGE
COPYRIGHT PAGE
TITLE PAGE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Lesson
Produce Vegetables:
1 Growing Seedlings
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What I Know
Pre test
Multiple choice. Choose the letter of the best answer. Write your answer on a
separate sheet of paper.
1. It is the term applied to the ripened ovule before germination
A. fruit
B. seeds
C. plant
D. flower
2. The capability of seeds to germinate
A. dormancy
B. viability
C. maturity
D. purity
3. Which of the following is NOT a characteristics of a good quality seeds?
A. damage - free
B. genetic purity
C. free from weed seeds
D. immature embryo
4. The following are the disadvantage of producing your own seeds, EXCEPT
A. You will not get uniform quality of plant when you grow it.
B. It calls for keen observation
C. It requires close application of details
D. The supply of seeds needed in your farm is already available.
5. These are the product of crosses of two different varieties.
A. dormant seeds
B. viable seeds
C. seed purity
D. hybrid seeds
6 One of the factor to consider when securing seeds
A. Quantity of your product.
B. Quality of the seeds
C. Quality of the product
D. availability
7. The following are advantage of producing own seeds for planting, EXCEPT
A. Supply of seeds needed in your farm is already available.
B. It improves the quantity of your product.
C. It improves the quality of your product.
D. Requires application of details.
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8. Good quality seeds contains foreign materials.
A. true
B. false
C. sometimes
D. B & C
9. The following are the characteristics of a good quality seeds ,EXCEPT
A. Possess cracks or holes.
B. Free from seed borne- diseases.
C. mature
D. viable
10. This refers to the development of seeds into a young plant.
A. viability
B. germination
C. dormancy
D. maturity
11. It is a period in which plant has no active growth
A. Seed testing
B. Seed viability
C. Seed dormancy
D. Seed germination
12. Capable of growing into a healthy organism
A. germination
B. viability
C. maturity
D. purity
13. Factors to consider in selecting quality seeds
A. viability
B. seed storage
C. seed maturity
D. all of the above
14 In growing seedlings, what is the first factor that is given considerations?
A. Characteristics of seeds
B. The quality of seeds
C. Both A & B
D. None of the above
15. Adaptation of the seeds to the locality is one factor to consider when
securing seeds
A. true
B. false
C. sometimes
D. most of the times
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What’s In
Seed is a ripened ovule of a seed plant before germination. Its quality plays
a vital role in production of vegetables and other horticultural crops. What are the
primary step that we are going to do to assure that we will grow good seedlings?
What’s New
In growing seedlings the primary thing that are given considerations are the
characteristics and quality of the seeds that you are going to grow. Though different
types of seeds looks different from one another there is a common characteristics
that signifies good quality.
Viable seeds - capable of germination under suitable conditions
Seed Dormancy – a period during which seeds has no active growth. Also known
as rest - period of the seeds.
Germination - the development of seeds into a young plant.
What is It
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Procurement of Seeds
There are ways of procuring seeds to be planted:
1. You can buy seeds from the stores
Most seeds you can buy from the stores are hybrid seeds. They are a product
of crosses of two different varieties. It produces plants with vigor, disease resistance
and productivity. Hybrid seeds are more expensive.
2. You can produce your own seeds to plant
You can save vegetable seeds from your own garden produce to plant for the
next cropping. In seed savings, it involves selecting good variety of plants from which
to save seeds and harvesting seeds at the right time.
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What’s More
Activity 1
Read and analyze the situation. Then answer the question briefly.
Situation:
Joan is a junior high school student. She has a project in vegetable
production. She bought a pack of eggplant seeds from a side walk vendor. When he
sowed the eggplant seeds in the seed box. She was surprised that only few eggplant
seeds germinated.
Questions.
1. Why do you think are the reasons why only few seeds germinated?
2. If you are Joan, are you going to buy seeds from anyone? Why?
True or False. Write true if the statement is correct and false if it’s incorrect
____ 1. Good quality seeds are those that are viable and free from
diseases.
____ 2. If you produce your own seeds you will get uniform quality of
plant.
____ 3. Quality seeds contains foreign materials
____ 4. Good seeds are immature.
____ 5. Good seeds carry all the desirable characteristics of the parents.
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What I Can Do
Activity 2
a. Visit a farmer in your barangay. Ask for some stored seeds ( at least
100 seeds). Segregate seeds based on quality.
b. Out of 100 seeds how many seeds do you considered as in good
quality? Not good quality
Summary
In growing seedlings, the most important thing to consider is the
characteristics and quality of the seeds. Good quality seeds is viable, true to its
name, free from damage and fully developed.
Although there are advantages and disadvantages in producing your own
seeds, the most important thing when you secure seeds is to consider the quality of
the seeds and its adaptation to the locality.
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Assessment
Let’s find out how much have you learned.
Choose the letter of the best answer. Write your answer on a separate sheet
1. It is the term applied to the ripened ovule before germination
A. fruit
B. seeds
C. plant
D. flower
2. The capability of seeds to germinate
A. dormancy
B. viability
C. maturity
D. purity
3. Which of the following is NOT a characteristics of a good quality seeds?
A. damage - free
B. genetic purity
C. free from weed seeds
D. immature embryo
4. The following are the disadvantage of producing your own seeds, EXCEPT
A. You will not get uniform quality of plant when you grow it.
B. It calls for keen observation
C. It requires close application of details
D. The supply of seeds needed in your farm is already available.
5. These are the product of crosses of two different varieties.
A. dormant seeds
B. viable seeds
C. seed purity
D. hybrid seeds
6 One of the factor to consider when securing seeds
A. Quantity of your product.
B. Quality of the seeds
C. Quality of the product
D. availability
7. The following are advantage of producing own seeds for planting, EXCEPT
A. Supply of seeds needed in your farm is already available.
B. It improves the quantity of your product.
C. It improves the quality of your product.
D. Requires application of details.
8. Good quality seeds contains foreign materials.
A. true
B. false
C. sometimes
D. B & C
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9. The following are the characteristics of a good quality seeds ,EXCEPT
A. Possess cracks or holes.
B. Free from seed borne- diseases.
C. mature
D. viable
10. This refers to the development of seeds into a young plant.
A. viability
B. germination
C. dormancy
D. maturity
11. It is a period in which plant has no active growth
A. Seed testing
B. Seed viability
C. Seed dormancy
D. Seed germination
12. Capable of growing into a healthy organism
A. germination
B. viability
C. maturity
D. purity
13. Factors to consider in selecting quality seeds
A. viability
B. seed storage
C. seed maturity
D. all of the above
14 In growing seedlings, what is the first factor that is given considerations?
A. Characteristics of seeds
B. The quality of seeds
C. Both A & B
D. None of the above
15. Adaptation of the seeds to the locality is one factor to consider when
securing seeds
A. true
B. false
C. sometimes
D. most of the times
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Answer Key
What I Know
Pre test Assessment
16. B 1. B
17. B. 2. B.
18. D 3. D
19. D 4. D
20. D 5. D
21. B 6. B
22. D 7. D
23. B 8. B
24. C 9. C
25. B 10. B
26. C 11. C
27. B 12. B
28. D 13. D
29. C 14. C
30. A 15. A
Activity 1
1. true
2. false
3. false
4. false
5. true
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Reference
Iannoti , Marie, “What is Direct Seeding of Direct Sowing ? “the spruce”. Last
Updated October 24,2019. www.thespruce.com/what-is-direct-seeding-or-direct-
sowing-1403094
http://seednet.ap.nic.in/Stl/htmlpages/GerminationTesting.htm
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