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    A seed is sown in fertile soil where it receives water and begins to germinate. As the seed germinates, a root emerges to draw water and minerals from the earth, allowing the seed to swell. The young plant or shoot then develops a stem, leaves, and flowers. Pollination by insects leads to the development of fruits containing new seeds. After the fruits dry and the seeds spread, the annual plant dies and decomposes in the ground.

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    A seed is sown in fertile soil where it receives water and begins to germinate. As the seed germinates, a root emerges to draw water and minerals from the earth, allowing the seed to swell. The young plant or shoot then develops a stem, leaves, and flowers. Pollination by insects leads to the development of fruits containing new seeds. After the fruits dry and the seeds spread, the annual plant dies and decomposes in the ground.

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    Germinate Decompose Emerge Draw Dried Pollinate Spread Develop Become Die Receive Swell Sown Have

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    A seed is sown in fertile soil where it receives water and begins to germinate. As the seed germinates, a root emerges to draw water and minerals from the earth, allowing the seed to swell. The young plant or shoot then develops a stem, leaves, and flowers. Pollination by insects leads to the development of fruits containing new seeds. After the fruits dry and the seeds spread, the annual plant dies and decomposes in the ground.

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    Seeds: the beginning of life

    Use the given verbs to fill in the gaps and discover the DEVELOPMENT STAGES OF A PLANT:
    germinate emerge dried spread become receive sown
    decompose draw pollinate develop die swell have

    Then I am going to
    First I am going to receive water.
    be sown into fertile
    soil.

    My roots will
    emerge and they
    will drawwater
    The water is going to and mineral from
    swell me. the earth.
    The weather is warm, the
    earth is rich and wet, that
    is why soon I am going to
    germinate
    I will become a young plant I am going to develop a An insect will polinate my
    or a shoot. stem, leaves and soon I flower and this is how...
    will have a flower.

    I will have a fruit with new Unfortunately, I am an annual I will die and decompose on
    seeds. plant, that is why after the the ground.
    fruit has dried and the seeds
    spread

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