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The image depicts a diagram of the plant life cycle, starting from seeds (1) with seed planting (2) followed by germination (3), leading to a sprout (4) in a duration of one week, then to a seedling (5), progressing to a plant with buds (6) in three days, then to a plant with flowers (7), and finally to a plant with fruits (8) before starting the cycle again with seeds. No numerical data points, percentages, or trends are specified for each stage.
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The illustration displays information how flowers are grown. Overall, the 8-step cycle commence with the planting seeds, then they undergo different stages of developing and finishing with the fruits, which would then spread their seeds.
First of all, for the life of any flower, it is required to have seeds. When the plant with fruits have dispersed the seeds, the cycle can commence. After a few days the buds are subjected to a process of germination, so that they can sprout.
After a one week, plants undergo a process of seedling. Subsequently, they commence to emerge. When the 3-day period had gone, they start blossoming with appearing ripe flowers on them. In conclusion, plant with fruits disperse the seeds all over the area, so the cycle can repeat.
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