Statement I : A seed germinates to give rise to a plant which in turn produce seed as it grows and adapts to environment.

Statement II : Plants are self-replicating, evolving and self-regulating interactive systems capable of responding to external stimulus.

Statement I is true. A seed is a dormant stage in the life cycle of a plant, and when it germinates, it gives rise to a young plant. As the plant grows and matures, it produces flowers that can develop into seeds, completing the plant's life cycle. However, it's important to note that not all plants produce seeds in the same way. Some plants, like ferns, reproduce through spores rather than seeds.

Statement II is also true.Plants are self-replicating because they have various mechanisms for reproducing, whether through seeds, spores, or other methods. They are also capable of evolving over time through processes like natural selection. Additionally, plants are interactive systems that respond to external stimuli.