Примеры germinate

• Seeds made water-permeable by boiling imbibed water, and thus germinated, at a much slower rate than those made water-permeable by mechanical scarification.

• Only two of 221 seeds (<1%) monitored beneath the study tree or in the experimental plots germinated, one after its seed coat was damaged.

• In this experiment, 4 replicate batches of 100 seeds of each treatment combination were stored and after treatment seeds were germinated as described above.

• None of the untreated seeds germinated, although all appeared healthy when cut open at the end of the experiment.

• Between 60 and 80 % of seeds germinated after six months storage at 12.8 % moisture content.

• At the commencement of the emergence trial, germinated seeds (radicle protrusion of 1-2 mm) were selected from each treatment and planted.

• Under aerobic conditions, seeds germinated more rapidly at lower salinity.

• Seeds with radicles 2 mm were considered to be germinated and thus discontinued for the imbibition tests.

• None of the caryopses matured in this regime germinated at zero time compared with an initial germination of 42% for the well-watered control.

• Under these conditions the hydropriming pretreatment could be prolonged up to 5 d since none of the seeds germinated by this time.

• The majority of the seeds germinated within 7 d of being exposed to the alternating temperature/light regimes.

• Germination trials were continued for a period of 30 days, during which time seeds were examined every second day and germinated seeds counted and removed.

• Aged seeds were less vigorous, but they were not dead since they had almost all germinated after 7 d (results not shown).

• Because the latter phenomenon is so closely tied to environmental attributes, the physical surroundings of germinating seeds will be discussed first.

• A favourite experimental system for these studies has been the germinating seed.