the process of scattering seeds by hand is known as hand sowing.
the process of scattering seeds by hand is known as hand sowing.
what is the process of scattering seeds by hand known as?
hand sowing
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bullet::::- seed (or seeding): player whose position in a tournament has been arranged based on his/her ranking so as not to meet other ranking players in the early rounds of play. named for the similarity to scattering seeds widely over the ground to plant them. for a given tournament there is a specified number of seeds, depending on the size of the draw. for atp tournaments, typically one out of four players are seeds. for example, a 32-draw international series tournament would have eight seeds. the seeds are chosen and ranked by the tournament organizers and are selected because they are the players with the highest ranking who also, in the estimation of the organizers, have the best chance of winning the tournament. seed ranking is sometimes controversial, because it does not always match the players' current atp ranking.
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