Sentence examples similar to might be germinating from inspiring English sources

Seeds of nonripping fruits cannot be germinated.

Your seeds will have to be germinated indoors.

Ground crews determine if seeds are germinating and how damaged the crops might be.

But it was germinating in Dr. Engelbart's restless mind.

In reality, opposition to U.S. reintegration among CPTPP members is germinating.

Seeds were germinating in the spa.

The idea has been germinating in Wysol's cranium for nearly a decade.

As noted, the results of the work reported here imply that at most the number of propagules surviving transport in a form in which they might be able to germinate or sporulate would be limited, suggesting further that the 'threat' from these organisms being associated with the import of logs is likely to be minimal.

Birds have been observed removing seeds which had stuck to their beaks by rubbing them on tree branches, where the seeds might be able to germinate.

It contains critical information about the size of the kernels, the type of seed, when they were germinated and how they were treated data that might be important someday if the company has to trace a batch of seed corn.

Seedlings were germinated in MS1/2 without sucrose for 6 days.