In Biology, some organisms such as bacteria and yeast prefer dark, warm, and moist areas. So, yeast including yeast skin infections or bacteria can grow in a person's ears. Molds and fungi might also grow in an ear, but only on the skin, not filling the canal.
However, as we all learned in science, plant biology generally requires soil/nutrients, water, and sun to make a seed crack open and begin to grow a plant. Ears produce wax, which does not contain enough fluid to grow seeds. It is dark, so sun-craving plants could not grow. And the ear produces no nutrients to sustain plant life.
So, no, a seed cannot grow in the ear, even a seed that has already begun to grow from the shell. A seed would, however, attract wax around it. That could lead to earache, discomfort, and even a temporary blockage of the ear canal. Hearing may be difficult, until the seed and wax are removed.
Many children put all kinds of small objects in ears. These can generally be removed in the doctor's office.
There has been documented medical cases of seeds growing a sprout out of someone's nose. The moisture in the nose will keep a seed moist enough to grow.
No, the monggo seed does not grow in sand. This seed is commonly known as the mung seed and needs rich soil to grow.
Farmers sow seed to make plants grow.
No seed can grow without land
they are dumbo's ears
a seed starting to grow
The seed will grow, but in contrast there shall be a foul odour =]
WHICH SEED WOULD GROW FASTER A LITTLE SEED OR A BIG seed
the seed will not grow.
your ears grow your whole life, but I do believe they grow a little more during puberty.
All species originally grow from seed. Hybrids or cultivars will not grow true from seed so must be vegatatively propogated.
When you crop a dogs ears, they do not grow back.
no because sand does not have nutrients to grow any seed