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1
Peas like cool soil; in fact, they can
germinate
in
40-degree soil.
2
Birds carry up seeds and grains, and these
germinate
in
moist thatch.
3
Sow the seed now in trays to
germinate
in
a warm spot.
4
Sown in a cold frame, the seeds
germinate
in
three or four days.
5
A mechanical solution was beginning to
germinate
in
her mind.
6
An unworthy thought can no more
germinate
in
it, than a nettle on a glacier.
7
Gametes which fail to conjugate sometimes assume the appearance of zygospores and
germinate
in
due course.
8
In order for C. difficile to cause infection, its metabolically dormant spores must
germinate
in
the gastrointestinal tract.
9
Did they
germinate
in
the crop?
10
Because upon the soil of uncentralized France men grew, while only functionaries
germinate
in
the soil of centralized France.
11
Listen, I can hear a poem-that'swhat I call it when an idea begins to
germinate
in
my mind.
12
Some say it is only a matter of time before the seeds of revolt
germinate
in
the repressive kingdom itself.
13
The seeds of the persecuting temper are in human nature, and they
germinate
in
the storms which Christianity brings with it.
14
While such late-sprouting seeds still have the opportunity to
germinate
in
the wild, consider what must have happened as farming developed.
15
Seeds cannot
germinate
in
soil that is perfectly dry, for there must be moisture to swell them and to start growth.
16
One of the joys of Villagers is the complexities sown in their tunes that
germinate
in
unusual ways upon every replay.
germinate
in
germinate