What Happened to Our Pea Seeds?

Nov 12, 2012

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What Happened to Our Pea Seeds?. After one day. Do seeds need SOIL?. After 4 days. Do seeds need AIR?. After 4 days. Do seeds need WARMTH?. After 4 days. Do seeds need LIGHT?. After 4 days. Do seeds need WATER?. After 4 days. Seeds need water and warmth to grow.

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What Happened to Our Pea Seeds?
After one day.......
Do seeds need SOIL?
After 4 days.......
Do seeds need AIR?
After 4 days.......
Do seeds need WARMTH?
After 4 days.......
Do seeds need LIGHT?
After 4 days.......
Do seeds need WATER?
After 4 days.......
Seeds need water and warmth to grow

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