Sentence examples for germinates to from inspiring English sources

Then, in turn, that seed germinates to seedling in a back garden in Kentish Town, London.

The seed typically becomes dormant for a period of time before it germinates to produce a seedling.

Once pollen has reached the appropriate receptive source, it germinates to form the pollen tube, a structure that grows toward the megagametophyte and in so doing conveys the sperm directly to the egg.

The pollen grain is transferred by various agencies (wind, water, animals) to the stigma of the female flower, and, as in the gymnosperms, it germinates to produce a tube.

After transfer to the ovule by wind, the pollen grain germinates to form a tube, and the generative cell divides into two cells, one of which forms the male gametes by further division.

Once a conidiospore of E. necator lands on the epidermis of photosynthesis-active tissues, it germinates to form a lobed appressorium.

Under low light intensity and high humidity, the spores germinate to form small, flattened, green gametophytes.

Following meiosis, four haploid tetraspores are produced, which germinate to produce either a male or a female gametophyte.

In any well-run bank, samples of the seeds have to be regularly germinated, to insure that the seeds are still viable.

To reduce system setup time the first plants could be sowed and germinated to a certain age on the Earth.

When the balloon finally pops and plummets to the earth, the seed has a chance to germinate, to become alive again.