Sentence examples for has germinated from inspiring English sources

Beech mast has germinated and the first shoots are showing through the leaf litter.

Yet despite the ferry, or because of it, a thriving and tight-knit group of homegrown indie and hipster types has germinated on the North Shore.

The Internet has germinated a small netherworld of Hasidic bloggers, with sites such as HasidicRebel and YoinosonSchreiber, both of which are on blogspot.com.

Not only am I an agent of seed dispersion for many plants, I myself am a seed of the human tree that has germinated, taken root, and is currently perpetuating life of the flesh.

Xi's desire for building Chinese soccer has germinated in a region that could strengthen a divergent identity in the coming decades.

This site is nicknamed the Ex Station, and it has the feel of a string of greenhouses, which is fitting a century of American innovation has germinated here.

In addition, germination was not measured as percentage of germinated individuals, but as germination speed (time when 50% of seeds had germinated).

For the germinated seeds at the second removal date (early spring), seeds that had germinated in the fall rather than the spring were further classified as fall germinated (seedling and radicle decaying) or early spring germinated (radicle alive).

Germination occurred rapidly and 1 h after pollination pollen grains had germinated and grew freely in the stigma.

Germination was assessed by counting the number of seeds that had germinated (by emergence of the radicle) seven days after imbibition.

Once they've germinated, bacteria multiply quickly in nourishing stock.