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Seeds can be direct sown in the place they will grow until maturity, or sown in containers first, and transplanted later. Group of answer choices True False

Seeds can be direct sown in the place they will grow until maturity, or sown in containers first, and transplanted later. Group of answer choices True False
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Seeds can be direct sown in the place they will grow until maturity, or sown in containers first, and transplanted later.

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True, planting a plant in a container and then transferring it will always work due to the roots constantly growing.
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