Synonyms
Examples for "germination"
Examples for "germination"
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A sufficient supply of oxygen in the soil is indispensable to germination.
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Thus, our findings provide new mechanistic insight into C. difficile spore germination.
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Cat-1 activity was predominant in conidia, during germination and early exponential growth.
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Moreover, the fertility of the soil has a direct influence upon germination.
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Gardeners advise firming the earth over newly planted seeds to hasten germination.
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The dampness makes the scales close and starts the seed to sprouting.
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Early sprouting of B33-TPP tubers correlated with a reduced abscisic acid content.
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Crude space probes were prepared from the MSVs, sprouting simple sensor arrays.
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Yet the seeds sown within him during the previous winter were sprouting.
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It covers the ground from the sprouting rye to the Potter's Field.
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Here and there single olive-trees are seen sprouting from the rocky clefts.
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In the schoolmaster's beautiful garden all things had started sprouting and budding.
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They're coming to feed on the sprouting poplar along the mountain side.
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The plastic cylinder shrank in Vicki's hand, sprouting a double-edged 15cm blade.
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She grows up white, sickly, like a potato sprouting in a cellar.
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Javier could see the grey in the grizzle sprouting from his chin.
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Right now, the Web is more like a gigantic, sprouting slime mold.
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They went stride for stride through a patch of newly sprouting nettles.
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You can see those twin pestilences sprouting furiously on both US coasts.
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There are rumors of enclaves sprouting up in Russia around their Ark.
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His beard was a ginger-grey horror sprouting from a multiplicity of chins.
