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The initial state of the membrane is that of a dormant, imbibed seed at low temperature (1).
It is now common practice to imbibe dehydrated tissue slowly, to permit the re-establishment of functional membranes, prior to placing the tissue into liquid water.
Mitochondria were isolated from fully imbibed seeds (12 h) and at the end of germination (22 h), just before radicle protrusion.
Respiration of imbibing seeds was measured with a specially built apparatus linked to an infrared gas analyser.
Only 4% of the control seeds imbibed, and only 3% of them germinated.
The presence of a gut barrier in ticks indicates that there is a specific interaction between virus (imbibed in the bloodmeal) and midgut cells.
Thus, it is essential that an appropriate battery of antioxidants be mobilized as soon as the seeds begin imbibing water.
Non-scarified seeds did not imbibe water, whereas manually scarified seeds took up water in a few hours.
Just imbibe what the person says and take it into your system.
They were men who had imbibed the psychology of colonial subordination.
The seeds were imbibed and germinated in pure distilled water or in aqueous solutions of the chemicals to be tested.
The problem of diffusion distance appears to have affected several attempts to estimate the capacity of seeds to imbibe water vapour.
The trace of blood appears invariably (in fatigans) residual and not freshly imbibed.
In a separate experiment, a similar pattern of decreasing protein phosphorylation was also observed in embryos dissected from imbibing caryopses (data not shown).
However, even if drupes imbibe water, this does not prove that the seeds themselves are imbibed.
