Oxygen, warmth, and moisture are conditions for seed germination.

Seeds require oxygen for respiration, which provides the energy needed for germination. Warmth helps to activate enzymes that break down stored nutrients in the seed, allowing the embryo to grow and develop. Moisture is essential for the seed to absorb and transport nutrients, as well as to soften the seed coat and trigger the germination process. Without these three conditions, seeds may remain dormant and not germinate.

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