Sentence examples for that germinated from inspiring English sources

Samples of seed bank were exposed to a germination stimulus, the plants that germinated and established were identified, and the density of emergent vegetation was assessed.

After 4 weeks, seeds that germinated, seeds that did not germinate and had extensive fungal infection (i.e. lost to pathogenic attack: Myster 2004b) and "other" seeds were counted after being viewed under a dissecting microscope.

Seedlings that germinated exhibited robust phototropic curvature.

The researchers analysed DNA from around 2,500 seedlings that germinated in 2013, and identified promising varieties based on genetic sequences that they had associated with particular traits.

An ancient seed that germinated after being recovered from the rubble of King Herod's pleasure palace has been dated as 2,000 years old, smashing the record for the oldest seed ever grown.

The Platonic Academy, as well as (for a limited time) the court of Theodoric, had been enclosures of this kind; but in the politically unsettled epoch to come "no plant would thrive except one that germinated and grew in the cloister".

Seedlings that germinated healthily and uniformly were subjected to simulated P deficiency stress.

Seedlings that germinated but grew insufficiently were excluded from the length measurements.

If you had seeds that germinated right after the rains, the young plants wouldn't survive the hard sun and heat.

Proportion of seeds that germinated was scored for all maternal line cross type combinations.

Results prove that germinated and fermented mung bean exert better effects on liver injury than normal mung bean.