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粉丝最爱:种子是如何形成的?

FAN FAVE: How are seeds made?

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我们翻遍档案,精选大家最爱的旧作。这一期可不是普通的冒险故事…… 如果植物来自种子,而种子又来自植物,那么最初的种子又是从哪里来的呢?尼吉和孩子们拜访了生态学家安吉拉·莫尔斯教授,一起踏上丛林徒步之旅,寻找答案…… 如果你有推荐或想提出新问题,请发邮件至 imaginethis@abc.net.au 保持好奇! 更多优质儿童播客,请下载免费的 ABC Listen 应用(澳大利亚)。在那里,你会发现更多儿童新闻播客、教育类儿童故事与有声读物,以及你喜爱的角色如《布鲁伊》(Bluey)和《嘿,达格迪》(Hey Duggee)的播客,还有更多精彩的儿童播客,如《想象一下》(Imagine This)、《恐龙穹顶》(Dino Dome)和《新闻时间》(News Time),适合 0-4 岁、5-8 岁、8-10 岁、儿童及青少年收听。此外,你还可以在 ABC iview 以及 YouTube Kids 上的 ABC Kids 和 ABC Big Kids 频道观看我们的儿童节目。

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Speaker 0

今天不错。

Good day.

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尼吉,你把我抓进幻想世界了。

Nij, you've caught me in the imaginarium.

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我们打算重温一些最受欢迎的剧集。

We're going back through some of our favorite episodes.

Speaker 0

哇。

Wow.

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你们一直问了这么多问题。

You've all been asking so many questions.

Speaker 0

你最喜欢哪一集?

What's your favorite?

Speaker 1

我最喜欢的是关于种子的那集。

My favorite is the one about seeds.

Speaker 0

哦,对啊。

Oh, yeah.

Speaker 0

我们和生态学家安吉拉教授一起去了一次很棒的徒步旅行。

We went on a great bushwalk with our ecologist friend, professor Angela.

Speaker 0

我记得当时还吃了特别好吃的零食。

I remember we had some really yummy snacks too.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

在开始之前,我想听听你们的想法。

Before we get going, I wanna hear from you.

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告诉我们你最喜欢《想象这》的哪一集,或者发给我们你一直想知道的问题。

Tell us your favorite episode of Imagine This, or send us a question you've been wondering about.

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你可以发邮件到 imaginethis@abc.net.au 告诉我们。

You can email us at imaginethis@abc.net.au.

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我们来看一看。

Let's check it out.

Speaker 0

你好。

Hello.

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我叫尼吉。

My name is Nij.

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今天在《想象一下》节目中

And today on Imagine This

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我们在徒步穿越丛林。

We're on a bush walk.

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我特别喜欢徒步穿越丛林。

I love bush walking.

Speaker 0

我也是。

Me too.

Speaker 1

我喜欢那里只有大自然、植物、树木和山峰。

I like there's just nature, plants, trees, mountain tops.

Speaker 1

我能听到笑翠鸟的叫声。

I can hear kookaburras.

Speaker 0

看这些花,真漂亮。

Look at all these flowers.

Speaker 0

这些花是从哪儿来的?

Where'd they come from?

Speaker 1

花是从种子长出来的。

Flowers come from seeds.

Speaker 0

我们之前有个关于种子的问题。

We had a question about seeds.

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我叫库珀,今年六岁。

My name is Cooper, and I'm six years old.

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我想知道种子是怎么来的。

I wanna know how are seeds made.

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种子是从树上来的。

Seeds come from trees.

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它们就长在树上。

They're on the trees.

Speaker 0

那树和花又是从哪儿来的呢?

So where do the trees and flowers come from?

Speaker 0

难道它们一开始不需要种子吗?

Don't they need a seed to start off with?

Speaker 1

我觉得这挺复杂的。

I think it's pretty complicated.

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对。

Yeah.

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喂。

Hey.

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你看。

Look.

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她是安吉拉·莫尔斯教授。

It's professor Angela Moles.

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她是一位生态学家。

She's an ecologist.

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也就是研究生物与其环境之间关系的科学家。

That's a scientist who studies the connections between living things and their environments.

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安吉拉对植物特别了解。

Angela knows a lot about plants.

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我觉得她能帮上我们。

I reckon she can help us.

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走吧。

Come on.

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咱们赶紧追上她。

Let's catch up to her.

Speaker 0

您好,教授。

Hi, professor.

Speaker 1

您好,教授。

Hi, professor.

Speaker 1

你好。

Hello.

Speaker 2

你好,尼尔。

Hi, Nij.

Speaker 2

嗨,孩子们。

Hi, kids.

Speaker 1

你们俩也是走路来的吗?

Are you both walking too?

Speaker 2

是的。

Yeah.

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我其实只是停下来吃点零食。

I just stopped for a snack, actually.

Speaker 2

要一起来吗?

Do you want to join me?

Speaker 0

哦,好啊。

Oh, yeah.

Speaker 0

谢谢。

Thanks.

Speaker 0

我饿坏了。

I'm so hungry.

Speaker 0

这个问题挺难的。

And this question is tricky.

Speaker 0

我觉得我得吃点补脑的。

I think I need some brain food.

Speaker 0

哦,真香。

Oh, yum.

Speaker 0

鹰嘴豆泥配米饼。

Hummus and rice crackers.

Speaker 1

我就是个面包卷。

I'm a bread roll.

Speaker 2

好吃极了。

Delish.

Speaker 2

那你问题是什么?

So what's your question?

Speaker 1

我们想知道种子是怎么来的?

We want to know how are seeds made?

Speaker 2

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 2

我肯定能帮上你们。

I can definitely help you with that.

Speaker 1

我们觉得这跟花有关系?

We think it has something to do with flowers?

Speaker 2

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 2

种子确实可以来自花朵,有些树不长花,而是长球果,比如松果,种子也从那儿来。

Seeds can definitely come from flowers, or they might come from cones that some trees make instead of flowers, like pine cones.

Speaker 1

我都不知道松果里还有种子。

I didn't know there were seeds in pine cones.

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种子也来自各种草类。

Seeds can come from different kinds of grasses too.

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你只要留意一下,就会发现到处都是种子。

If you look around, you can see seeds everywhere.

Speaker 1

真的吗?

Really?

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在哪里?

Where?

Speaker 2

首先,你带的便当中就有。

Well, for starters, in all your packed lunches.

Speaker 2

鹰嘴豆泥是用鹰嘴豆做的。

Hummus is made from chickpeas.

Speaker 2

它们的种子?什么?

Their seeds What?

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做面包的小麦也是从种子长出来的。

The wheat that makes bread comes from a seed too.

Speaker 2

弗里克?

Frick?

Speaker 2

真的吗?

Really?

Speaker 2

还有米饼里的大米也是。

And the rice in rice crackers too.

Speaker 2

大米是种子?

Rice is a seed?

Speaker 0

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 0

大米是一种

Rice is a

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某种草的种子。

seed from a type of grass.

Speaker 2

小麦也是。

So is wheat.

Speaker 0

我觉得我得吃点补脑的东西了。

I think I need more brain food for this.

Speaker 2

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 2

所有开花植物都会结果,而果实正是种子形成的关键。

All flowering plants create fruit, and this is the key to making seeds.

Speaker 0

我感觉马上就要开始一场想象之旅了。

I feel like there's some imagining that's about to happen.

Speaker 2

没错。

Yes.

Speaker 2

让我们发挥想象力,跟着种子走一趟。

Let's use our imaginations to follow the journey.

Speaker 2

我们可以搭上一朵蒲公英的便车。

We can hitch a ride on one of these dandelions.

Speaker 0

好了,各位。

Alright, everyone.

Speaker 0

你们知道该怎么做。

You know what to do.

Speaker 0

我喜欢在外面当个小小的人。

I love being small outside.

Speaker 1

一切都好大啊。

Everything's so big.

Speaker 0

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

花朵看起来巨庞大,像楼房一样。

The flowers look huge, like buildings.

Speaker 0

你看。

Look.

Speaker 0

那些毛茸茸的蒲公英正随风飘走。

The fluffy dandelions are blowing away.

Speaker 0

快点。

Quick.

Speaker 0

抓住一个杜吉。

Duggee one.

Speaker 1

抓紧我的手腕。

Hang on to my Woah.

Speaker 2

植物传播种子的方式真是奇妙。

Plants have some amazing ways to get their seeds out in the world.

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这种方式靠的是风。

This way uses the wind.

Speaker 1

我感觉自己像带着降落伞在飞。

Feels like I'm flying like a parachute.

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风在推着我。

The wind's pushing me.

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我现在正在空中飘着。

And I'm flying right now.

Speaker 1

那

The

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种子特别轻,顶部的细毛能像伞一样兜住风。

seeds are so light, and the tops of the little hairs catch the wind just like an umbrella would.

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这是把大量种子分散到各处的完美方法。

It's the perfect way to send out lots of seeds in many directions.

Speaker 1

这样,蒲公英就能在新的地方长出更多了。

So more dandelions can grow in new places.

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没错。

Exactly.

Speaker 0

哇哦。

Woah.

Speaker 0

你看下面这么多树。

Look at all the trees down below us.

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到处都是花。

There are flowers everywhere.

Speaker 2

哎,你看。

Oh, look.

Speaker 2

一朵花和昆冬树。

A flower and quandong tree.

Speaker 2

咱们在这儿下去吧,可以跟着昆冬树从开花到结果再到长种子的全过程。

Let's get off here and we can follow the quandong's journey from flower to fruit to seed.

Speaker 0

我们到了。

Here we go.

Speaker 1

我们正落在一朵花上。

We're on a flower.

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这儿的香味真好闻。

It smells great here.

Speaker 2

花真漂亮,对吧?

Flowers are beautiful, aren't they?

Speaker 2

它们颜色鲜艳,看起来特别好看。

They look bright and colorful.

Speaker 2

香味也特别迷人。

They smell great.

Speaker 2

它们甚至还有甜美的花蜜。

They even have sweet nectar.

Speaker 1

那是给蜜蜂准备的。

For the bees.

Speaker 2

没错。

Exactly.

Speaker 2

花朵的外观、气味和味道,都是吸引传粉者的方式。

The way they look and smell and taste are some of the ways flowers get the attention of pollinators.

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我们以前聊过这些。

We've talked about them before.

Speaker 1

我觉得传粉者就是蜜蜂。

I think a pollinator is a bee.

Speaker 1

哦,还有蝴蝶。

Oh, a butterfly.

Speaker 2

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 2

说得对。

That's right.

Speaker 2

花朵特别喜欢鸟类、飞蛾、蝴蝶和蜜蜂,因为它们在忙着采花粉或吸食花蜜的时候,其实正在为花朵做一件特别重要的事。

Flowers love birds, moths, butterflies, and bees because while they're busy collecting pollen or sipping sweet nectar, they're doing a very important job for the flowers.

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然后所有的花粉都会被传粉者带走。

Then all the pollen goes away on the pollinator.

Speaker 1

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

接着就沾到另一朵花上了。

Then it rubs off on another flower.

Speaker 2

你看到这朵花的中间部分了吗?

See this middle part of the flower?

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它通常比较高,直直地从中心伸出来。

It's usually tall and sticks straight up out of the center.

Speaker 1

全都黏黏的。

It's all sticky.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 2

这叫柱头,作用就是捕捉其他花朵带来的花粉。

It's called the stigma, and its job is to catch the pollen from other flowers.

Speaker 0

它会捕捉花粉吗?

Will it catch pollen

Speaker 2

来自任何花朵的花粉?

from any flower?

Speaker 2

不会。

No.

Speaker 2

柱头非常挑剔。

Stigmas are very fussy.

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它不会让任何陈旧的花粉进来。

They won't let any old pollen in.

Speaker 2

山龙眼的柱头只接受山龙眼的花粉。

A quandong stigma will only want quandong pollen.

Speaker 1

对,没错。

Oh, yeah.

Speaker 1

因为如果花粉是对的,它就会开始生长,越长越大,最后结出种子。

Because then it so if it's the right flower, then it grows it grows and grows and make another seed and poop.

Speaker 0

差不多了。

Almost.

Speaker 0

你看。

Look.

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现在有只蜜蜂飞进来了。

A bee's coming in now.

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它的腿上沾着花粉。

It's got pollen on its legs.

Speaker 0

哦,我明白了。

Oh, I see.

Speaker 0

花粉正从蜜蜂身上蹭下来,粘在柱头上。

The pollen is rubbing off the bee and sticking on the stigma.

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一旦正确的花粉落在上面,花朵就会让花粉附着在柱头上。

Once the right pollen grain lands on it, the flower will let the pollen attach to the stigma.

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你看。

Look.

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现在正在发生。

It's happening now.

Speaker 0

那一定是正确的昆东花粉。

That must have been the right kind of quandong pollen.

Speaker 1

花粉后来去了哪里?

Where does the pollen go?

Speaker 2

接下来这部分,我们得变得更小才行。

We'll have to get even smaller for this next part.

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小到像一粒花粉那么小。

As small as a speck of pollen.

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我们现在这么小,完全可以站在柱头上,和一粒花粉待在一起。

We're so small now we can fit on a stigma with a single grain of pollen.

Speaker 0

那是什么声音?

What's that noise?

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那就是花粉粒。

That's the pollen grain.

Speaker 1

它在变大。

It's getting bigger.

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它其实正在长出一根芽,往花里伸进去。

It's actually growing a shoot to reach into the flower.

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哇哦。

Woah.

Speaker 0

看它在生长。

Look at it grow.

Speaker 0

真的好长啊。

It's really long.

Speaker 0

一粒这么小的花粉,怎么会长出这么长的芽呢?

How can one little pollen grain grow such a long shoot?

Speaker 2

花朵在帮它。

The flower is helping it.

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它在给花粉提供能量,让它长得特别长。

It's giving the pollen energy to grow really long.

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来吧。

Come on.

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咱们顺着它往下看。

Let's follow it down.

Speaker 1

哇。

Wow.

Speaker 1

真棒。

Cool.

Speaker 1

我们已经进入花的内部了。

We're inside the flower.

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花粉会和花里一个微小的卵细胞结合,将来就会长成一颗新的小植物的种子。

The pollen will mix with a teeny tiny egg that lives inside the flower, and this will become the seed for a new baby plant to grow from one day.

Speaker 0

发生什么了?

What's happening?

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变化可多了。

Lots of changes.

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一旦花里的卵细胞受精了,花瓣就会脱落。

Once the egg in the flower is fertilized, the petals will fall away.

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花瓣本来只是用来吸引传粉者的。

The flower just needed those to get the pollinators' attention.

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现在,花瓣长出来的那个花苞部分会越来越大,最后长成植物的果实。

Now the bud of the flower, the part the petals grow from, this will grow bigger and bigger and eventually become the fruit of the plant.

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在这种情况下,就是昆东浆果。

In this case, a quandong berry.

Speaker 1

等一下。

Wait a second.

Speaker 2

果实是从花变来的。

Fruit comes from flowers.

Speaker 2

对。

Yes.

Speaker 2

所有的果实都来自经过授粉的花。

All fruit comes from pollinated flowers.

Speaker 2

我们通常觉得水果就是那些甜的,比如樱桃、橙子或者芒果,但其实很多蔬菜本质上也是水果。

We tend to think of the fruits as just the sweet ones, like cherries or oranges or mangoes, but lots of vegetables are actually fruits.

Speaker 1

比如番茄?

Like tomatoes?

Speaker 2

对。

Yes.

Speaker 2

没错。

Exactly.

Speaker 2

所有带种子的蔬菜,其实都是从花长出来的水果。

All the veggies with seeds are fruit that come from flowers.

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彩椒、西葫芦都是。

Capsicum, zucchini

Speaker 0

南瓜呢?

Pumpkin?

Speaker 0

茄子也是。

Eggplants.

Speaker 0

黄瓜。

Cucumber.

Speaker 0

玉米?

Corn?

Speaker 2

没错。

You got it.

Speaker 2

这其实就是

That is

Speaker 1

挺奇怪的。

pretty weird.

Speaker 1

我觉得我本质上是在吃一朵花。

I think that I'm basically eating a flower.

Speaker 2

就像植物用鲜艳的花朵和甜美的花蜜吸引传粉的蜜蜂和蝴蝶一样,它们也用果实来传播种子。

Just like a plant uses beautiful flowers and sweet nectar to bring in pollinating bees and butterflies, plants use fruits to spread their seeds.

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它们在向世界说:来吃我吧,顺便把我的种子带走。

They say to the world, come and get me and take my seeds with you.

Speaker 1

你瞧。

Look.

Speaker 1

蚂蚁来了。

Ants are coming.

Speaker 1

它们把所有的浆果都搬走了。

They're taking all the berries.

Speaker 0

哎呀。

Oy.

Speaker 0

别跑,回来。

Come back here.

Speaker 0

那些又不是你的吧?

They're not yours, are they?

Speaker 1

这棵树是希望它们把果实带走的。

The tree wants them to take their fruit.

Speaker 2

昆虫特别擅长把种子带到各处。

Insects are great at getting seeds out into the world.

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它们会吃树上的果实,有时还会把种子排泄到地上,帮着播种。

They'll eat the fruit from trees and sometimes even plant the seeds in the ground.

Speaker 0

那是鸵鸟吗?

Is that an emu?

Speaker 2

对。

Yep.

Speaker 2

鸵鸟是特别棒的种子传播者。

Emus are fantastic seed spreaders.

Speaker 2

它们吃很多水果,还能飞很远,一路上把种子拉得到处都是,顺便还给种子提供了天然肥料。

They eat lots of fruit and travel long distances, pooping out the seeds wherever they go, giving them some nice manure to grow in as a bonus.

Speaker 1

我们是不是要进去了?

Are we about to get

Speaker 0

进。

in?

Speaker 0

哎呀,不好。

Oh, no.

Speaker 0

我可真不想被排出来。

I really don't want to get pooed out.

Speaker 2

别说了。

No.

Speaker 2

咱们跳过这一段吧。

Let's skip that part.

Speaker 2

呼,吓死我了。

Phew.

Speaker 2

现在我们知道种子是怎么形成的,又是怎么传播到外面的了。

Now we know how seeds are made and how they get out in the world.

Speaker 2

咱们继续往下看下一步吧。

Let's move along to the next step.

Speaker 2

那是什么?

What's that?

Speaker 2

发芽。

Germination.

Speaker 0

哦,这儿真舒服。

Oh, it's nice here.

Speaker 0

又暗又暖和。

All dark and cozy.

Speaker 2

我们在哪儿?

Where are we?

Speaker 2

我们是躺在森林地上的小种子。

We are little seeds on the forest floor.

Speaker 2

可能是风把我们吹到这里来的。

We might have gotten here by wind carrying us

Speaker 1

像蒲公英那样。

Like a dandelion.

Speaker 0

也可能是被鸸鹋排出来后落到这儿的。

Or getting pooed out by an emu.

Speaker 2

也可能是被水带着走的,比如河流或者大雨。

Or carried along by water, like rivers and heavy rain.

Speaker 2

植物传播种子的方式可真多,特别神奇。

Plants have lots of amazing ways to get their seeds out in the world.

Speaker 2

但母株不会让幼小的种子独自出发,一定会给它们准备好新家所需的全部资源。

But a parent plant won't let their baby seeds go without everything they need to get started in their new homes.

Speaker 2

你这话是什么意思?

What do you mean?

Speaker 2

每一颗种子里面都像装了一顿打包好的午餐。

Inside every seed is like a little packed lunch.

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里面存着足够的养分和能量,足够让它发芽、长成一棵小苗。

It'll have enough nutrients and energy inside it to germinate, to grow into a little plant.

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可是,安吉拉,啥动静都没有啊。

But, Angela, nothing's happening.

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咱们怎么还不发芽呢?

Why aren't we germinating?

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种子可聪明着呢。

Seeds are very clever.

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只有当环境条件刚刚合适时,种子才会发芽并长成植物。

They will only germinate and grow into a plant when their conditions are just right.

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有些澳大利亚的种子需要大火才能发芽。

Some seeds in Australia need fire to germinate.

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哦,那不就是我吗。

Oh, that's me.

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我是一种火种。

I'm a fire seed.

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你们这些火种外壳特别硬,必须得烧得特别热,才会裂开。

Well, you fire seeds have a very hard shell, and it has to be very, very hot to make it crack open.

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有些种子需要大量的水。

Some seeds need lots of water.

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不是下点小雨就行,而是

Not just a bit of rain, but

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一场大暴雨

a really

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一场彻底的淋透。

good soaking.

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我喜欢下雨。

I love rain.

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我就要做这种类型的种子。

I'm gonna be that kind.

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在寒冷地区,有些聪明的种子能感知光线,体内像有小钟表一样,知道冬天结束了,该趁着春天发芽了。

In cold areas, some clever seeds can see light and have little clocks in them that tell them winter has ended and it's time to germinate for spring.

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我是一颗三叶草时钟种子。

I'm a clover clock seed.

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种子也可以非常有耐心。

Seeds can be very patient too.

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它们能等上几百年,只为等到合适的时机,然后突然之间——

They can wait for hundreds of years for the right conditions, and then all of a sudden

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我开始生长了。

I'm growing.

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我正从地里钻出来。

And I'm poking through the ground.

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它们发芽了。

They sprout.

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哇哦。

Woah.

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开始了。

Here we go.

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我的根正在往土里扎下去。

My roots are going down into the ground.

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伸展开来真舒服。

That feels good to stretch out.

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我从土壤里探出头来了。

And I'm poking out of the soil.

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我能看到太阳了。

I can see the sun.

Speaker 0

这些小种子是怎么做到的呢?

How do these little seeds do it?

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那是母株为幼苗准备的营养便当,帮它顺利开启生命。

It's that packed lunch the parent plant makes so the baby plant can get started in life.

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正是这些能量,让种子成了我们饿的时候特别棒的零食。

That energy is what makes seeds so good for us when we need a snack.

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所以鹰嘴豆泥才这么好吃。

That's why hummus is so tasty.

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等我们的植物长够大了,就会开出漂亮的花,然后结出果实。

So then once our plant has grown big enough, it'll make beautiful flowers that will turn into fruit.

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果实里面会藏着新的小植物的种子。

And inside the fruit will be seeds for a new baby plant.

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然后这一切又会重新开始。

And then it'll all all start over.

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对。

Yep.

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来吧。

Come on.

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咱们在结束徒步前,先回过头来看看人体吧。

Let's get back to our human body before we finish our bushwalk.

Speaker 0

哦,我们回来了。

Oh, we're back.

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有根的感觉挺有意思,不过真高兴又能看到自己的脚了。

Having roots was cool, but gee, I'm glad to see my feet again.

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我们沿着小路往回走吧?

Shall we head back down the track?

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现在我真注意到到处都是种子了。

Now I really can see seeds everywhere.

Speaker 0

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 0

太惊人了。

Wow.

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种子真是特别的小东西。

Seeds are such special little things.

Speaker 1

我们该怎么帮助种子呢?

How do we help the seeds?

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我们面临的一个大问题是,人们为了盖房子把土地清理掉,把植物都铲除了。

Well, one of the biggest problems we have is people clearing land and getting rid of plants to build houses.

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所以,我们能做的最好的事就是种一些植物。

So the best thing we can do to help is to plant some plants.

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wherever you can,都种上一点。

Plant them everywhere you can.

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阳台也好,路边也好,都行。

On the balcony or the nature strip.

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这其实是在保护环境。

It's helping the environment.

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能吸引动物,光是看到一片绿色,人的心情就会好起来。

It'll attract animals, and just seeing the green makes us feel better.

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我能不能种一颗鹰嘴豆?

Could I even plant a chickpea?

Speaker 0

我超爱吃鹰嘴豆泥。

Love hummus.

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是的。

Uh-huh.

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橘子核能种吗?

Mandarin seed?

Speaker 0

对。

Yeah.

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李子核呢?

Plum seed?

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那个也可以。

That too.

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牛油果呢?

Avocado?

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是的。

Yes.

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当然。

Definitely.

Speaker 0

南瓜?

Pumpkin?

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黄瓜?

Cucumber?

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所以,库珀,种子长在花授粉后结出的果实里面。

So, Cooper, seeds are found inside fruits that are made after a flower is pollinated

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由蜜蜂、飞蛾、蚂蚁或鸟类传播。

By bees, moths, ants, or birds.

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当一朵花的花粉恰好落在另一朵花上时。

When just the right pollen grain from one flower lands on another flower

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落在柱头上。

On the stigma.

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它会长出一根芽,连接到花里的小卵细胞,种子就开始形成了。

It will grow a shoot to connect with a tiny egg inside the flower, and a seed begins to form.

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花瓣会从花上掉落。

The petals fall off the flower.

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花苞会慢慢长成一颗果实。

And the bud of the flower grows into a fruit.

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比如樱桃,或者基苏巴。

Cherry or a kisumba.

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果实里面就是幼小的种子,已经准备好了一切,只等长成新的植物。

Inside the fruit is the baby seed, ready with everything it needs to grow into a new plant.

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充满能量的胚芽。

A backland full of energy.

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种子可以传播得很远。

The seed can travel a long way.

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在鸸鹋栖息的山谷里。

In the valley of an emu.

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或者靠水,或者靠风。

Or by water or wind.

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然后要等上很久。

And wait a long time.

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好几百年。

Hundreds of years.

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可能需要一场火、一场大雨,或者冬末的阳光。

It might take a fire or heavy rain or the light at the end of winter.

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但一旦时机成熟,种子就会裂开,生出根须,向着阳光伸展,

But when it's ready, the seed will open, put down roots, reach up towards the sunlight,

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长成一株新的植物,

and grow into a new plant,

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准备好再次孕育新的种子,

ready to make more seeds for another

Speaker 1

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podcasts, check out the greatest race of all time, the Dino Dome.

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每周我们都会让两只史前对手在赛道上较量,争夺恐龙圆顶杯。

Each week, we pit two prehistoric rivals against each other in a race to win the Dino Dome Cup.

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在ABC听播客应用里搜索《恐龙圆顶》,准备好了就出发吧。

Check out Dino Dome on the ABC listen app, and let's get ready to roll.

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