How To Spell seed?
How to Pronounce seed?
Correct pronunciation for the word "seed" is [sˈiːd], [sˈiːd], [s_ˈiː_d].
What are the misspellings for seed?
- srudo,
- seveed,
- sised,
- ssend,
- esed,
- sideed,
- seiz,
- setd,
- uesed,
- seeside,
- sdddd,
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- severd,
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- swweet,
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- uesd,
- soded,
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- sperd,
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- sgned,
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- suked,
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- sayied,
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- syced,
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- sueeged,
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- syched,
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- sned,
- siedc,
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- seeya,
- seaced,
- seudo,
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- feced,
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- sedar,
- seeit,
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- sueide,
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- squeed,
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- seemi,
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- siez,
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- seeeif,
- sched,
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- seamd,
- siide,
- seafod,
- wsihed,
- sizied,
- sused,
- soef,
- keed,
- secod,
- skeard,
- soemday
"Seed" in context
A seed is a small embryonic plant enclosed in a covering called the seed coat, usually with some stored food. It is the product of the ripened ovule of gymnosperm and angiosperm plants which occurs after fertilization and some growth within the mother plant.
Seeds can be diverse in shape and generally, the seeds vary within species which are all adapted to a range of dispersal mechanisms. Seed coat colors can range from white, cream, buff, brown, grey, black, mottled and patterned.
Seeds can be diverse in shape and generally, the seeds vary within species which are all adapted to a range of dispersal mechanisms. Seed coat colors can range from white, cream, buff, brown, grey, black, mottled and patterned.
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