The process whereby seeds or spores sprout and begin to grow.
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Examples for "sprouting "
Examples for "sprouting "
1 The dampness makes the scales close and starts the seed to sprouting .
2 Early sprouting of B33-TPP tubers correlated with a reduced abscisic acid content.
3 Crude space probes were prepared from the MSVs, sprouting simple sensor arrays.
4 Yet the seeds sown within him during the previous winter were sprouting .
5 It covers the ground from the sprouting rye to the Potter's Field.
1 A sufficient supply of oxygen in the soil is indispensable to germination .
2 Thus, our findings provide new mechanistic insight into C. difficile spore germination .
3 Cat-1 activity was predominant in conidia, during germination and early exponential growth.
4 Moreover, the fertility of the soil has a direct influence upon germination .
5 Gardeners advise firming the earth over newly planted seeds to hasten germination .
6 Do the seeds require the presence of animal matter to ensure germination ?
7 Spray again after germination , and a third time when thinning is finished.
8 MR. O'ROURKE: We have now decided certain things pertaining to seed germination .
9 Background and aims: Plant growth regulators play an important role in seed germination .
10 What normally took months of slow germination and growth was happening in moments.
11 The raw earth of the trenches struggled vainly against the tide of germination .
12 Upon the germination of the seeds the primary leaves are pinnate.
13 However, sorghum's sensitivity to low soil temperatures adversely impacts seed germination .
14 The main danger to attaining good germination is in repeatedly moistening developing seed.
15 From the test of seeds we find out the germination percentage of seeds.
16 The germination of certain seeds is also accelerated by the solution.
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Translations for germination
Germination в диалектах
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