7. Why is the depth at which seeds are planted important?
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If seeds are planted too deep, they may not be able to break through the soil surface as they may not have enough energy to push through. On the other hand, if seeds are planted too shallow, they may not have enough soil to protect them and provide them with the Show more…
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