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Fresh seed is advised for | germination. |
here it acts as a phytoalexin against spore | germination of Pyricularia oryzae. |
ld when cut down in 1964, with an estimated | germination date of 2880 BC. |
king and budding, seedless fruits, and seed | germination. |
agation is easy from fresh seed, and better | germination results if the flesh surrounding the seed i |
lactones are carotenoid-derived and trigger | germination of parasitic plant seeds (for example Strig |
stick farming opened the canopy and allowed | germination of understory plants necessary for increasi |
diverse developmental pathways such as seed | germination, root growth, flowering, fruit ripening and |
most common in dry, recently burned areas; | germination of the seeds may be triggered by the presen |
His research work considered barley | germination, beer microbiology, water composition, oxyg |
Sunflower seedlings, three days after | germination |
nokotylen und Dikotylen (The Development of | Germination of Monocotyls and Dicots), (1870), |
ase (called an ootheca) with her during the | germination period, rather than depositing it like othe |
e the following spring after fall ripening; | germination is hypogeal. |
Seeds require fire for | germination. |
killed; seed from plants cut in flower had | germination levels of 35%. |
host of plant functions, ranging from seed | germination to fruit ripening. |
within the spores of many fungi, preventing | germination from occurring . |
ellular division, and in seeds growth after | germination. |
A recent warming trend has increased | germination, and thus number of seedlings and plants, a |
viable for five years or more and have high | germination rates. |
is increased, conditions are not ideal for | germination, so the original spores must be killed inst |
Gibberellins are important in seed | germination, affecting enzyme production that mobilizes |
increase seed | germination rate. |
It is a contact fungicide that inhibits the | germination of fungal spores and it blocks the growth o |
Loss of moisture after | germination has been initiated inhibits the whole infec |
useful contributions in the areas of barley | germination and yeast physiology. |
d with the disease may even damp off during | germination. |
e influence of local weather changes on the | germination of seeds and the growth of seedlings. |
killing seeds or seedlings during or before | germination. |
fire or consumption by animals in order for | germination to occur. |
netrable fruits) that entirely prevents the | germination of its seeds?. |
rown, septate and have a pronounced sigmoid | germination pore, which enables their use in paleoecolo |
for a long time since fire is required for | germination. |
some bacterial spores are more resistant to | germination under pressure and a small portion of them |
ordial leaves emerging from the seed during | germination with a float and whorl of leaves. |
wn during digestion, readying the spore for | germination. |
Controlled burning stimulates the | germination of some desirable forest trees, thus renewi |
s after sowing; the optimal temperature for | germination is 18 °C. |
t-rich or protected microsites that enhance | germination and establishment of seedlings. |
After removing the aril, | germination begins after two months without much diffic |
gummy coatings is to create a time delayed | germination of certain flora seeds. |
hibitor produced by fungal spore to prevent | germination. |
boratory and greenhouse settings to trigger | germination in seeds that would otherwise remain dorman |
te large reservoirs of seed oils to support | germination and early growth of the seedling before it |
mosses and lichens may be beneficial to the | germination of the seeds of this plant by adding nutrie |
on which break dormancy in order to produce | germination. |
2,3-c]pyran-2-one was found to trigger seed | germination in plants whose reproduction is fire-depend |
mate where it grows is often unsuitable for | germination. |
us the seed is anchored in place until good | germination conditions occur. |
und Schulman and Tom Harlan, with estimated | germination 2832 BC. |
In the first year after | germination the plant produces a broad rosette of leave |
d to begin producing a stem two years after | germination, at the point where they produce their thir |
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