The average number of seeds that germinate over the 5- and 10- day periods

What is the term/phase associated with little or no water uptake, but with many cellular activities in seed germination?

What are the 3 conditions that must be met in order for seed germination to occur?

What are the environmental conditions that are needed for germination?

What is the first part of the seed to protrude from the seed coat?

How man distinct, observable stages of growth do seedlings have?

Germination occurs based on how much light is received by the seed.

The coverings around the embryos prevent (fruit) prevent the seeds from germinating.

A physical part of the plant to prevent the seed from germination till the correct time.

What is the germination rate in percentage of this plug tray? (round to the nearest whole number)

What is the process of physically removing part of the seed coat to allow imbibition?

What are the 3 different types of scarification?

What is a transgenic cultivar?

The outer covering of a seed to protect the embryo

The part of the seed embryo that will be come the leaves

The part of the embryo that is the beneath the stalks of the leaves and above the root.

The part of the embryo that will develops into the primary root

The part of the leaf in seed bearing plants and are the first to appear in seed germination. Also responsible for seed food storage