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Germination

Germination is the process by which an organism grows from a seed or spore. The term is applied to the sprouting of a seedling from a seed of an angiosperm or gymnosperm, the growth of a sporeling from a spore, such as the spores of fungi, ferns, bacteria, and the growth of the pollen tube from the pollen grain of a seed plant.

Seed plants, Germination rate and germination capacity & Spore germination

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Seed plants

RadiclePlumuleVascular plantFruitCone
45 related topics

Germination rate and germination capacity

AgricultureGardeningPlantSpeciesSowing
18 related topics

Spore germination

Resting sporesHyphaeThalliAlgaeConidia
18 related topics

Pollen germination

PollinationTube cellStigmaFlowerHydration
12 related topics

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Seed plants

Germination rate and germination capacity

Pollen germination

Spore germination

Light-stimulated germination

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Germination

Nodes122
Edges121
Triples89
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.016393
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Germination

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related to Germination rate and germination capacity · 21
Germination → AO, Application, CHAPE, Chaperon, CuZn-superoxide, Delta, DNA, Environmental, For, HSP, In, It, L-ascorbate, Mn-SOD, On, POLD, Research, Seed, SOD, Soil
related to Light-stimulated germination · 16
Germination → ABA, Although, Another, Arabidopsis, As, Bethke, GA, HFR1, NO, Once, PHYB, PIF1, The, When, When ABA, Within
related to Pollen germination · 9
Germination → Another, During, In, Like, Once, One, Pollen, The, They
related to Seed plants · 7
Germination → All, Disturbance, Dormant, It, The, This, Under
related to Dormancy · 6
Germination → Dormancy, Factors, In, Seed, Some, This
related to Repair of DNA damage · 6
Germination → ATM, DNA, During, In, Seed, The DNA
related to Spore germination · 6
Germination → Another, Aspergillus, CAT, Conidia, Each, The
related to External links · 3
Germination → HD, Sowing Seeds, YouTube
related to Resting spores · 3
Germination → After, For, In
related to Self-incompatibility · 3
Germination → In, Since, Some

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seed seeds plants germinate plant water pollen dormancy conditions growth seedling light process dormant spore environmental tube spores oxygen coat

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Germinationis aprocess by which an organism grows from a seed or spore0.90text
bryophytesinstance ofFerns and mossesIn plants0.80text
fernsinstance ofFerns and mossesIn plants0.80text
and a few othersinstance ofFerns and mossesIn plants0.80text
spores germinate into independent gametophytesinstance ofFerns and mossesIn plants0.80text
Germinationrelated to DormancySome0.60section
Germinationrelated to DormancySeed0.60section
Germinationrelated to DormancyDormancy0.60section
Germinationrelated to DormancyThis0.60section
Germinationrelated to DormancyFactors0.60section
Germinationrelated to DormancyIn0.60section
Germinationrelated to External linksSowing Seeds0.60section

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