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| | Plant histology: Myxomycetes |
 | | Fresh spores may germinate in half an hour; the time may extend to several hours; spores two or three years old may germinate in three or four days, or may not germinate at all. | | | Spores of most myxomycetes will germinate as soon as they are thoroughly ripe, and, during the first year, germination is more prompt than in case of older spores. | | | A careful examination of rotting logs in moist woods will usually reveal an abundance of these delicate and beautiful organisms. |
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http://www.publicbookshelf.com/public_html/Methods_in_Plant_Histology/Myxomycete_bj.html
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| | plpalec3.html |
| | Teliospores germinate on flowers, basidium produce haploid hyphae which fuse to form dikaryon which penetrates embryo (no teliospore produced) | | | As seed germinates and seedling grows, hyphae grow intercellularly along with plant near growing tip, no symptoms but plants taller and mature earlier | | | basidiospore on plants germinate and fuse to form dikaryon, |
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http://www.uark.edu/depts/plntpath/RUPE.dir/plpalec3.html
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| | PlantFiles: Detailed information on Moonflower, Moon Vine (Ipomoea alba) |
| | These seeds seem to have their own internal time clock that determines when they are ready to germinate and it seems to vary from seed to seed. | | | Like many plants moonflowers germinate over a good long length of time, so as to ensure survival in case of a late frost. | | | Some of my Moonflower vines reseed themselves, but seem to wait until the ambient temperatures are very warm, around June, to germinate in the ground (NE Fla, borderline Zone 8b/9a), then bloom around September to frost. |
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http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/893
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| | TEAK - Encyclopedia Britannica - TEAK - JCSM's Study Center |
| | The germination of the seed is slow and uncertain; a large amount of moisture is needed to saturate the spongy covering; many seeds do not germinate until the second or third year, and many do not germinate at all. | | | Where the teak tree is associated with dense clumps of bamboo, natural reproduction is almost absent, except when the bamboo flowers and dies, and even then, if the dry bamboos and the resultant bamboo seedlings are not burnt, such young teak as may germinate are likely to be smothered at once. | | | Teak requires a dry tropical climate, and the most important forests are found in those districts of India where, during the summer months, heavy rains are brought by the south-west monsoon, the winter months being nearly rainless. |
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http://jcsm.org/StudyCenter/Encyclopedia_Britannica/TAV_THE/TEAK.html
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| | Cow Cockle (N) |
| | Cow cockle seeds germinate mainly in the spring from late April to late May. Infested stubble which is to be summerfallowed should be tilled before this time to place the cow cockle seeds in a position to germinate. | | | Cow cockle seeds continue to germinate throughout the summer but in reduced numbers. | | | Tillage should be shallow to allow maximum germination of the seeds. |
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http://www.agr.gov.sk.ca/DOCS/crops/integrated_pest_management/weed_identification_broadleaf_weeds/Cowcockl.asp
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| | Special Plants Seed List |
| | For those seeds marked "needs cold to germinate", sow immediately and if they do not germinate, overwinter outdoors and they should germinate in spring (a sensible strategy for most plants). | | | Seed should be sown fresh, then germinates quickly. | | | Or else soak seed overnight, mix with damp vermiculite, put in covered jar and keep at room temperature for one month, then in fridge for 4-6 weeks, then sow as usual. |
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http://www.specialplants.net/seeds.html
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| | MSN Encarta - Seed |
| | Some seeds, in addition, have projects from the seed coat that serve to aid in the absorption of water when the seed is about to germinate or that merely form an additional protective coating about the seed. | | | Many seeds require a so-called resting period after falling from the parent plant before they are able to germinate into new plants. | | | Other seeds are viable for years—for example, seeds of the Oriental lotus have been known to germinate 3000 years after dispersal. |
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http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761557802/Seed.html
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| | Seed Germination Database |
| | Some seeds need a period of moisture and cold after harvest before they will germinate-usually this is necessary to either allow the embryo to mature or to break dormancy. | | | Hardy Cyclamen have been found to germinate best in total darkness at around 55-60'F. We have had good results with the following method. | | | The usual time period in which a particular variety will germinate given optimum conditions. |
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http://www.backyardgardener.com/tm.html
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| | Special Plants Seed List |
| | For those seeds marked "needs cold to germinate", sow immediately and if they do not germinate, overwinter outdoors and they should germinate in spring (a sensible strategy for most plants). | | | If you want to print the seed list without the photos go back to the home page and click on Current Seed List (usually the most accurate and up to date list, but I have just updated this list on March15, 2006). | | | Send your list, along with your address, to the address below (or e-mail your list to us). |
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http://www.specialplants.net/seeds.html
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| | PalmsNorth.com :: View topic - Germinating Rhapidophyllum hystix(Needle Palm) seeds |
| | Getting Rhapidophyllum hystrix seeds to germinate, can be a tricky process. | | | Some R. hystrix seeds have been known to take a whopping entire year to germinate, but most will germinate within 2 months. | | | Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2004 9:30 pm Post subject: Germinating Rhapidophyllum hystix(Needle Palm) seeds |
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http://www.palmsnorth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=76
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| | Biological Diversity 5 |
| | Selaginella and Isoetes produce two sizes of spores: small spores (microspores) that germinate to produce the male gametophyte; and larger spores (megaspores) that germinate to produce the female gametophyte. | | | The diploid sporophyte grows from and is nourished by the gametophyte. | | | Plants have an alternation of generations: the diploid spore-producing plant (sporophyte) alternates with the haploid gamete-producing plant (gametophyte). |
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http://www.emc.maricopa.edu/faculty/farabee/BIOBK/BioBookDiversity_5.html
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| | gamboge seed |
| | I was wondering how to germinate the seed. | | | I don't remember who but I remember someone on this site a a gamboge tree so i was just wondering how to germinate the seed. | | | I have a fresh gamboge seed and want a tree. |
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http://www.cloudforest.com/cafe/forum/23195.html
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| | Cactus Clippings |
| | This is due to soil temperature requirements for the seed to germinate. | | | Here, the goosegrass will germinate about a month later, so you may want to apply the herbicide at the full 1x rate up-front (one application), if the herbicide is something other than Ronstar. | | | The cupgrass, goosegrass and crabgrass will withstand almost any mowing height, while ricegrass and stinkgrass are more of a problem on low maintenance roughs on larger acreage and older courses. |
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http://ag.arizona.edu/turf/ccps0197.html
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| | Question about seeds??? - Grasscity.com Forums |
| | P.S.: If you germinate the seeds in a cup of water, make sure that you put the cup in a dark, and I mean PITCH DARK, place for 24 hours. | | | Just germinate them All and see which ones will. | | | I have been saving up my seeds because I want to try and grow my own weed, but today when I was examining the seeds, I realized that there were 2 kinds of different looking seeds. |
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http://forum.grasscity.com/showthread.php?t=18091
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| | Goat Willow -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article |
| | The (A small hard fruit) seeds are very small (about 0.2 mm) and have fine hairs to aid in dispersal; they require bare (The part of the earth's surface consisting of humus and disintegrated rock) soil to (Click link for more info and facts about germinate) germinate. | | | The (A plant cultivated for its blooms or blossoms) flowers are down-like 3-7 cm long (A cylindrical spikelike inflorescence) catkins in early spring. | | | Goat Willow is at home in both wet environments, such as riverbanks, and drier sites, wherever bare soil is available. |
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http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/g/go/goat_willow.htm
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| | Clearwater Marine Aquarium |
| | The berries germinate well after a wildfire and will also germinate well after passing through the digestive systems of small animals, thus aiding in their spread. | | | The Brazilian pepper assault teams are trying to eliminate this pest tree at Honeymoon Island State Recreation Area, the City of Dunedin’s Hammock and Curlew Parks, the Aquarium’s wildlife preserve in Crystal Beach, and at Sutherlands Crossing, a private time-share bordering the Aquarium’s preserve property. | | | As such, about 20% of the general population will have the same reaction to Brazilian pepper as they would have to poison ivy or poison oak. |
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| | bourgeon : Definition from the Online Dictionary at Datasegment.com |
| | [1913 Webster] bourgeon - WordNet (r) 2.0 (August 2003) : bourgeon v : produce buds, branches, or germinate; "the potatoes sprouted" [syn: shoot, spud, germinate, pullulate, burgeon forth, sprout ] | | | burjoun a bud, burjounen to bud, F. bourgeon a bud, bourgeonner to bud; cf. | | | [1913 Webster] Gayly to bourgeon and broadly to grow. |
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http://onlinedictionary.datasegment.com/word/Bourgeon
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| | Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew: Data and Publications: Seed Information Database |
| | Translating this information to determine how to germinate seeds in the field subsequently requires care. | | | Looking for information on how to germinate seeds in your garden? | | | A new module containing Seed Morphology Data along with associated images has been added. |
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http://www.rbgkew.org.uk/data/sid
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| | Bacteriology 102 - Bacillus |
| | An endospore is "activated" – i.e., ready to germinate – after an extended period of dormancy, such as those present in many of our soil samples that we keep around for months to decades. | | | Like a reproductive spore, an endospore will germinate and form a vegetative cell when conditions return for the growth of these cells, and generations of vegetative cells will again thrive as long as the appropriate nutrients and environmental conditions are present. | | | Endospores are metabolically inert and can withstand a wider variety of deleterious conditions than reproductive spores – such as radiation, abrasion, extremes of heat and cold, and lack of nutrients and water. |
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| | How to get pregnant fertility calandar pregant ovualtion calculator |
| | Just like the earth needs sun and rain to germinate a seed, your body can utilize this extended opportunity for maximizing the success of conception. | | | Just like the soil, your body needs to be in perfect harmony to germinate a seed. | | | These hormone imbalances can cause ovulation disorders and problems in women and result in infertility. |
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http://www.ovulex.com
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| | ARS Publication request: MATURITY AND TEMPERATURE AFFECTS THE GERMINATION OF STYRAX JAPONICUS SEEDS |
| | For seed to germinate, seeds should be mature. | | | Seed maturity was studied using magnetic resonance imaging technique and it was concluded that seeds harvested 11 to 13 weeks after flowering are considered mature and able to germinate. | | | It is recommended that Styrax seeds should be harvested 12 to 14 weeks after flowering and receive 1 month of warm and moist treatment followed by 2 months of cold treatment to improve germination percentage and to induce rapid germinations. |
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http://www.ars.usda.gov/research/publications/Publications.htm?seq_no_115=142407
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| | Seed |
| | The term stratification, is derived from the age old practice of stimulating seed to germinate by placing alternate layers of a moist media and seed. | | | The pre treatment of seeds (warm, cold, or variable stratification) is a surprisingly simple measure that one uses to break a seed's dormancy to enable the seed to germinate. | | | Stratification is used (among other methods) to remove mechanical moisture barriers and physiological blocks. |
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| | 05.PrescribedFire.doc |
| | Repeat burn treatments are necessary since seeds in the soil may germinate later and plants may resprout. | | | Burning initially reduces the litter layer, and also stimulates the seeds of leafy spurge to germinate, therefore reducing the seed bank. | | | Many prescribed burn programs are, in fact, designed to reduce the abundance of certain native woody species that spread into unburned pinelands, savannas, bogs, prairies, and other grasslands. |
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http://tncweeds.ucdavis.edu/products/handbook/05.PrescribedFire.doc
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| | Lawn Talk - Managing Crabgrass in Home Lawns |
| | Crabgrass will germinate when soil temperatures are greater than 55 to 60 degrees F for 7-10 consecutive days, and continues until soils reach 95 degrees F. Other annual grasses germinate as soils get warmer than 60 degrees. | | | Crabgrass often invades areas seeded in late spring because of bare soil, frequent watering, and onset of hot weather, ideal for its growth. | | | Crabgrass and other annual grassy weeds are common problems in home lawns that can be treated through both chemical and nonchemical methods. |
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http://www.urbanext.uiuc.edu/lawntalk/lawntalk20.html
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| | Spore - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | A chief difference between spores and seeds as dispersal units is that spores have very little stored food resources compared with seeds, and thus require more favorable conditions in order to successfully germinate. | | | In common parlance, the difference between "spore" and "gamete" (both together called gonites) is that a spore will germinate and develop into a Thallus (tissue) of some sort, whereas a gamete needs to combine with another gamete before developing further. | | | However, seeds (of seed plants) are not the same as spores, but are the fusion of gametes. |
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| | Calvatia sp. (Giant Puffballs) |
| | If each spore were to land in a suitable place and germinate and produce mycelium which in turn produced one average giant puffball it is said the resulting mass of puffballs would weigh 800 times as much as the earth, Obviously they do not all germinate or grow to produce more puffballs. | | | The exact identity of the giant puffball I have encountered in high mountian meadows of New Mexico is uncertain to me. It is in the area where Calbovista subsculpta is described as being found but does not particularly match the description for that species. | | | During the annual foray of the Arizona Mushroom Club I tried this out along with Scott Bates, webmaster of their site, and we both agreed it was simple yet delicious. |
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http://fungi.0catch.com/Calvatia_sp.htm
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| | www.dirtdoctor.com :: View topic - Buckeye tree seeds |
| | After a short drying period, the seed can be planted into moist soil and will germinate within 3 weeks w/o pre- treatment. | | | Seeds will germinate best in warm soil." Scarlet Buckeye says much the same but also that the 1st season wil be spent developing root systems. | | | You don't say where you are or just what kind of Buckeye, but Howard's new book says this about Mexican Buckeye: "The shiny black seed can be harvested beginning in late summer thru Oct. when the capsules turn dark reddish brown and crack open. |
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http://www.dirtdoctor.com/forum/archive.php/o_t/t_4352/start_0
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| | Vegetables: Beets |
| | Beet seeds are slow to germinate, so mix in some radish seeds to mark the row. | | | Most beet seeds produce a small cluster of seedlings when they germinate. | | | Beets require 60 to 70 days from planting to harvest. |
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| | JAIC , Volume 39, Number 1, Article 8 (pp. to ) |
| | First, because the methods involve only conidia that can germinate and develop subsequent growth, false negatives may occur because some conidia may be dead, not activated and unable to germinate, or unable to utilize the growth medium used. | | | The swabs may be covered with a nutrient medium, or plain swabs may be washed in a nutrient medium. | | | The nutrient medium is then cultured, and the swab analysis is recorded in CFU/surface area. |
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