Sentence examples for which germinates from inspiring English sources

The plant produces copious seed, which germinates rapidly and instantly, going on to give birth to as many as three or four generations in the course of a year.

According to the USDA, an unnamed Oregon farmer noticed some volunteer wheat plants ("volunteer" is the farming term for a crop seed from previous years, which germinates and grows in a place where it was not intentionally planted) growing in his wheat field, so he sprayed them with RoundUp herbicide, which is designed to kill anything green and growing.

praticola, which germinates and grows only in upland soil (Yamasue, 2001).

oryzicola, which germinates and grows in flooded rice fields, are three to five times larger than seeds of E. crus-galli var.

Seeds which germinated at 20 °C in 24-h darkness had significantly more germinants developing hypocotyl hairs than the other treatments.

But, the seed germination assay evidently suggests normal physiology of the transgenic seeds (MO6-196-11-6), which germinated in a similar pattern as that of non-transgenic control seeds, inspite of having elevated levels of available phosphorus.

The spores usually remain germinable after several years; there were even spores preserved in herbarium specimens which germinated after 75 years.

Each plant produces about 600 seeds, some of which germinate in summer, and some in autumn.

The sporangium ruptures and releases spores, which germinate, ultimately into the gametophyte.

The school choice movement — which germinated 50 years ago in free-market economist Milton Friedman's fertile mind — recently counted its largest victory.

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