germination

Examples of germinated

germinated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

No surface-sterilized seeds germinated in any of the pretreatments although viability remained at 100%.
The germinated and nongerminated seeds were counted using a binocular microscope.
Germinated seeds were counted and removed and distilled water added at weekly intervals.
Light treatments were inspected weekly for germinated achenes and dark treatments every second week.
The methods applied to obtain primed seeds without loss of longevity are very similar to those used to induce desiccation tolerance in germinated seeds.
Seeds made water-permeable by boiling imbibed water, and thus germinated, at a much slower rate than those made water-permeable by mechanical scarification.
Only two of 221 seeds (<1%) monitored beneath the study tree or in the experimental plots germinated, one after its seed coat was damaged.
In this experiment, 4 replicate batches of 100 seeds of each treatment combination were stored and after treatment seeds were germinated as described above.
The initial viability of the seeds was estimated using 3 batches of 100 untreated seeds that were germinated at the start of storage.
None of the untreated seeds germinated, although all appeared healthy when cut open at the end of the experiment.
Between 60 and 80 % of seeds germinated after six months storage at 12.8 % moisture content.
At the commencement of the emergence trial, germinated seeds (radicle protrusion of 1-2 mm) were selected from each treatment and planted.
Under aerobic conditions, seeds germinated more rapidly at lower salinity.
Seeds with radicles 2 mm were considered to be germinated and thus discontinued for the imbibition tests.
None of the caryopses matured in this regime germinated at zero time compared with an initial germination of 42% for the well-watered control.
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