Section: LMN1
GROUP MEMBER: Angellyn C. Brazon
Calvinpel Cagampang
Leonajill Acerda
Stevenson Pardillo
Jayrald Sanico
Date Submitted:
Instructor: Romulo Salvador
LABORATORY REPORT 1
Seed Germination
I.
Intoduction
The process of a seed germination is described as the culmination of a series of actions that start with
hydration and end with the emergence of the embryonic axis (typically the radicle) from the seed coat. The
process by which an organism emerges from a seed or spore is referred to as germination. The two most
typical types of germination are when a seed sprouts into a seedling and when a spore develops into a
sporeling. A matured, fertilized ovule that contains both an embryonic plant and a food reserve, all enclosed
in a protective coat, is referred to as a seed.
II.
Objectives
At the end f this laboratory activity we shoud be able to:
1. Apply all the seed germination method;
2. Distinguish the diffence of this three method and
3. Demonstrate ragdoll , pitri dish and seed box method in 50 seeds of kangkong.
III.
Procedures / Methodology
Procedure in Ragdoll Method
a.