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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
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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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