Sentence examples for germination from from inspiring English sources

Germination from seed is difficult, and most plants are grown from cuttings.

Cropping also affects germination from the seed bank of these wetlands.

We have observed very low germination from this species as described earlier.

The deterministic models indicated that regardless of germination from the seed bank, the population would decline without clipping or similar treatments that enhance survival and reproductive output.

Water and oil capacities were increased by germination from 131.34% and 90.56% to 141.64% and 108%, respectively after three days of germination.

It was even slightly stimulatory to germination on pepper leaves, increasing the germination from 70% in the control to 92% (Table 5).

The F1 generation (i.e. resulting from seed germination) obtained from Miradouro Craveiro Lopes population showed genetic patterns compatible with those obtained in the source population (Fig.  6).

The haploid plants originated from gamete reduction of 'Clemenules' clementine and regenerated by direct embryo germination or from embryogenic calli induced from the haploid seed embryos.

Total and water-soluble β-glucans were analyzed from two different malts that originated from the same barley but varied in germination time from 36 h (malt A) to 72 h (malt B).

In order to be able to compare stress conditions causing similar growth retardation, plants from the low temperature experiment were harvested at 20 days after germination, plants from the nutrient stress treatments were harvested at 30 days after germination.

The in vitro germination rates from seeds treated with LN for 10 min to 1 year were 83.7-90.183.7-90.1%