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Synopsis: 2.0.. agro: Germination:


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space between rows and optimum germination temperatures is offered. Each entry also includes recommended insecticides to keep your plants pest-free.


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This difference in noise tolerance would affect the likely germination of seeds because the instinct of jays is to hide many of the seeds,


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The germination was quite good, he says. Rye and cress germinated within 24 hours and after about a month


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Higher-than-normal levels of estrogen in pregnant women's urine scientists speculated may stimulate the germination of seeds


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Gluten both nourishes plant embryos during germination and later affects the elasticity of dough which in turn affects the chewiness of baked wheat products.


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When the coffee plant's caffeine-laden leaves fall to the ground caffeine compounds sink into the soil where they prevent the germination of other plant species that would normally compete with the coffee plant for space


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Talk about the conditions that seeds need for germination. Ask children what a plant needs to grow.


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He got the idea to sequence ancient RNA after seeing a paper that described the germination of a 2,


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compared to untreated seeds, the product increased maize yields by 85%in Michigan during a 2012 drought, increased seed germination rates by two to five times during 5 °C cold snaps,


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Besides linear growth this plant growth factor promotes seed germination and the development of the blossoms.


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A lot of plants that use the duff layer as a germination medium or a seed bank will no longer be around says Gorres.


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and germination rate to the speed of growth the competitive ability and the resistance against herbivores like caterpillars.


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and development be seed it in germination fruit ripening or responding to drought insects or pathogens says Katherine Chang the first author of the paper


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During extreme rainy years there is massive tree germination and if these young seedlings grow fast enough to escape from herbivores then woodlands can expand.


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#Plants talk to plants to help them growhaving a neighborly chat improves seed germination finds research in Biomed Central's open access journal BMC Ecology.

In the absence of a neighboring plant germination rates were very low but when the plants were able to openly communicate with the seeds more seedlings grew.

Bad neighbors such as fennel prevent chilli seed germination in the same way. We believe that the answer may involve acoustic signals generated using nanomechanical oscillations from inside the cell


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and KAI2 generate the signal causing seed germination at the right place and time after a wildfire.

More research is needed to understand exactly how the change in shape of the KAI2 protein activates a genetic pathway that regulates germination says Chory the Howard H. and Maryam R. Newman Chair in Plant Biology and a Howard Hughes Medical


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With wheat all the seeds germinated in one to two days instead of four or five and with peas and beans the typical 40 percent rate of germination rose to 60 to 70 percent.


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which were roasted on a hot plate to prevent germination. All grains and beans were treated under UV light for an hour.


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and related enzyme that put the brakes on germination during hot weather--a discovery that could lead to lettuces that can sprout year-round even at high temperatures.

And because this mechanism that inhibits hot-weather germination in lettuce seeds appears to be quite common in many plant species we suspect that other crops also could be modified to improve their germination he said.

In order to jumpstart seed germination for a winter crop in these hot climates lettuce growers have turned to cooling the soil with sprinkler irrigation

In the new study researchers turned to lettuce genetics to better understand the temperature-related mechanisms governing seed germination.

Further genetic mapping studies zeroed in on a specific gene that governs production of a plant hormone called abscisic acid--known to inhibit seed germination.

either silence or mutate the germination-inhibiting gene in cultivated lettuce varieties thus enabling those varieties to germinate


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whose nuts were distributed more widely for possible germination. For the new study Redmond revisited nine pinyon pine study sites scattered throughout New mexico


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This fact determines the dispersion and germination of acorns and therefore the regeneration of forests of oaks.

However many acorns are forgotten in hiding places allowing them a better germination and consequently new trees.


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which was timed for the germination of native trees. Rebirth of the Elwha Riverfor rivers with fewer economic and social demands restoration guided by historical records of the natural dynamics of the river can be an effective restoration strategy say Acreman and colleagues.


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and seeds of the problematic weed can lead to a dramatic decrease of its germination potential.


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Frequent fire favors quick germination and spread of forbs and grasses. Most grasslands in California are not native.


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The Cottage Lane students hope to determine how long the plant takes to germinate in microgravity while the Florida group looks at the frequency of lettuce seed germination in space.


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and permanently eliminated spore germination. In collaboration with University of California-Davis he found the bacteria prevented the spread of fungi on bat skin without touching the skin.


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This stored moisture is seed critical for germination and emergence of winter wheat. The researchers measured dust particles or wind erosion using a portable wind tunnel.


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Spring weather has big role in successful germination and growth of sagebrush during the crucial first growing season.

The study and another tracking the recovery of mountain big sagebrush (A. tridentata subsp. vaseyana) at high elevation suggest that climate may play a role in the failure of big sage germination and establishment in hotter locations.


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He said he's already using some components of the instrument to work with Iowa State agronomists Thomas Lubberstedt who's studying germination of pollen at different temperatures


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The study reveals that ants reduce seed predation by rodents and increase germination success --which confirms the importance of this ecosystem function for forest regeneration.

The microclimate in the deforested areas is characterized by harsh abiotic conditions that limit seed germination

which is a benefit for the plants due to a lower risk of fungal infestation and a higher germination rate.

or other seed predators and benefited from the humid conditions favorable for germination. The effect in the deforested habitats was clearly visible:


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and coniferous forests--exposure to fire may initiate seed germination or enhance plant growth. Recent research has focused on the effects of smoke.

and stimulate germination. In a new study published in the March issue of Applications in Plant sciences scientists at Eastern Illinois University have developed a novel system to produce smoke solutions to further investigate the importance of smoke compounds such as butenolides

and cyanohydrins in seed germination and seedling growth. Because many of the identified compounds are known to be water soluble using a smoke solution is a convenient alternative to direct fumigation of seeds explains Dr. Janice Coons lead author of the study.

which may have different effects on seed germination. Native species often require special conditions to break seed dormancy explains Coons.

In addition commercially available smoke solutions often contain seed germination enhancers such as gibberellic acid which may confound results.


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S. polyrhiza leaves resemble cotyledons embryonic leaves inside plant seeds that become the first leaves after germination.


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Flushing is used for herbicide incorporation seed germination or for irrigation during hot and dry conditions he said.


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