An apple on a tree is considered nonliving. Once the apple is detached from the tree, it no longer receives nutrients and will eventually decompose.
No, why would you think that? oh o I questioned something in an answer....
Seeds are alive. They contain an embryo plant which uses the endosperm inside the seed for food until they are planted.
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No, rice is not a living thing because it is a seed or grain produced by the rice plant. Once harvested, the rice grain is considered a non-living or inert material.
A viable apple seed is alive. If you plant it, it will grow.
An apple on a tree is considered nonliving. Once the apple is detached from the tree, it no longer receives nutrients and will eventually decompose.
Living thing. Since a seed is in a living thing, it is living. Most likely, that is your answer.
The seed is a living thing because it can grow
A viable apple seed is alive. If you plant it, it will grow.
Yes, an apple seed is alive because it contains living cells that can germinate and grow into a new apple tree under suitable conditions.
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A seed IS a living thing. It is composed of a multicellular embryo plant with food (called the endosperm). It has a life expectancy and will eventually die, particularly if exposed to extreme temperatures.
Yes, a seed is technically a living thing. It needs water to live, and it grows. =)
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