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Перевод: germination

[существительное]
прорастание; проращивание; зарождение; рост ; развитие; всхожесть

Тезаурус:

1. Soil compaction by vehicle tyres in recreation areas of the Californian Desert has caused a reduction in the population of annual ephemerals by reducing water penetration that is essential to remove germination inhibitors from the soil seed bank (Webb 1982).
2. In the old method, barley grain was swollen by soaking in water for two or three days, then spread out on floors and exposed to air at a constant temperature to induce germination, which usually took two to three weeks.
3. Grass and clover seeds need fairly warm conditions for germination and are more sensitive to drought or excessive moisture than cereals.
4. Weediness is widely held to reside in a set of 13 traits, bearing on such matters as general hardiness, competitiveness, reproductive habits and germination of seed.
5. When barley is harvested it is taken to a maltings where the grains are soaked in water to encourage germination.
6. And it was not a "crest" but cress that was involved in his experiments on seed flotation germination.
7. Remember, in some cases germination is inhibited by the warmth of the propagator, so again check seed pack instructions.
8. Polish scientists have discovered that compounds in the roots and foliage of creeping thistle can prevent seed germination and inhibit root growth in other plants.
9. The time of germination, flowering, fruiting, or leaf-fall and general senescence, may be determined by day length - for day length, after all, is a much more reliable indicator of the time of year than temperature is, for example.
10. Again, in 1747, when reporting back on germination, Collinson referred Bartram to the Dictionary :
11. For human building (art) and the processes of germination (nature) are not in this vision opposed, as alternatives we must choose between.
12. As fluctuating temperatures reduced germination, a thermostatically-controlled propagator would be ideal.
13. "Used to speed the germination of seeds and potatoes," said the inspector, "and as a cleaning solvent."