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seed

/siːd/

noun

Yeni bir bitkinin büyüyebileceği bir bitkinin küçük sert parçası

The small hard part of a plant from which a new plant can grow.

  • Plant the seeds in the spring.
  • She scattered bird seed in the garden.
  • The sunflower seeds are ready for harvest.
  • Researchers discovered that ancient seeds preserved in permafrost conditions can remain viable for thousands of years.
  • The agricultural revolution began when early humans learned to selectively cultivate seeds from plants with desirable traits.
  • Conservation efforts focus on establishing seed banks to preserve genetic diversity of endangered plant species.
verb

Toprağa tohum ekmek

To plant seeds in soil or to place the beginning of something.

  • We need to seed the lawn in the fall.
  • The farmer seeded the field with wheat.
  • Her words seeded doubt in his mind.