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Germination[edit]

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Intro to Germination: Germination
Germination Types: Epigeal germination; Hypogeal germination; Lily seed germination types
Germination Topics: Chilling requirement; Corm; Cotyledon; Dicotyledon; Dormancy; Embryo; Grafting; Gymnosperm; Hairy root culture; Hypocotyl; Micropropagation; Monocotyledon; Mycorrhiza; Mycorrhizal network; Photoperiodism; Plant tissue culture; Resting spore; Rhizome; Root; Root cap; Root system; Seed; Seed dormancy; Seed hibernation; Seed testing; Spinach; Spore; Sporeling; Stolon; Vegetative reproduction; Vernalization
Botany Reference: +Laburnocytisus 'Adamii'; Abscisic acid; Absorption (chemistry); Aconitum; Action spectrum; Adenosine triphosphate; Adventitiousness; Aeciospore; Aecium; Aerial root; Aestivation; Aglaophyton; Agriculture; Agrobacterium rhizogenes; Ajuga; Algae; Alismataceae; Allioideae; Allium; Alstroemeria; Alternaria solani; Alternation of generations; Amanita; Amaranth; Amaryllidaceae; Amaryllis; Amino acid; Amoeboid; Angelica; Animal; Annual plant; Antimicrobial; Apical dominance; Apomixis; Apoplast; Apple; Apricot; Aquatic plant; Arabidopsis thaliana; Araceae; Aramon (grape); Arbuscular mycorrhiza; Archaea; Archegonium; Arecaceae; Argentina (plant); Arginine; Arisaema; Ascaris lumbricoides; Ascomycota; Ascospore; Asexual reproduction; Asparagaceae; Asparagus; Aspen; Asplenium bulbiferum; Aster (genus); Asteraceae; Auxiliary cell; Auxin; Avicennia; Avocado; Axillary bud; Bacteria; Ballistospore; Bamboo; Banana; Bark; Basal shoot; Basidiomycota; Basidium; BBCH-scale (potato); Bean; Beetroot; Begonia; Bessera; Betula papyrifera; Betulaceae; Biennial plant; Bioaerosol; Biological dispersal; Biological life cycle; Biology; Bioreactor; Blackberry; Blesmol; Blossom; Boesenbergia rotunda; Bolting (horticulture); Boscia albitrunca; Botany; Bracken; Bract; Branch; Brewing; Bridge graft; Brodiaea; Broom (plant); Brown algae; Bryophyllum; Bryophyte; Bud; Bulb; Cabbage; Cactus; California; Callus (cell biology); Calyptra; Canna (plant); Cannabis; Carbohydrate; Carbon dioxide; Carotenoid; Carpospore; Carrot; Cassava; Casuarinaceae; Caudex; Celery; Cell (biology); Cell culture; Cell cycle; Cell division; Cell membrane; Cell nucleus; Cell potency; Cell wall; Cellular differentiation; Cellular respiration; Cellulose; Chemical substance; Cherry; Chimera (genetics); Chlamydospore; Chlorophyll; Chloroplast; Chromophore; Chromosome; Chrysanthemum; Circadian rhythm; Cirsium arvense; Citrus; Clonal colony; Cloning; Clover; Cluster root; Cocklebur; Colchicine; Coleoptile; Coleus; Conidium; Conifer cone; Convolvulus arvensis; Cork (material); Cork cambium; Cornea; Cortex (botany); Crocosmia; Crocus; Cryptochrome; Cryptospores; Cucumber; Cultivar; Cuticle; Cutting (plant); Cyanamide; Cyanobacteria; Cycad; Cynodon; Cynodon dactylon; Cyperaceae; Cyperus; Cyperus rotundus; Cypress knee; Cyst; Cytokinin; Cytoplasm; Cytosol; Dahlia; Date palm; Deciduous; Dendrology; Desiccation; Dianthus caryophyllus; Diaspore (botany); Dichelostemma; Dierama; Dipterocarpaceae; Disease; DNA; Drought; Drought rhizogenesis; Drupe; Dry season; Dutch elm disease; Ecological succession; Ecosystem; Ecotype; Effector (biology); Egg cell; Eggplant; Elaeagnaceae; Eleocharis dulcis; Elymus repens; Embryophyte; Endodermis; Endospore; Endosymbiont; Endosymbiotic theory; Ensete; Enzyme; Enzyme inhibitor; Epiblem; Epicotyl; Epidermis (botany); Epiphyte; Equisetum; Ericoid mycorrhiza; Erythronium; Erythronium propullans; Ethylene; Etiolation; Eucalyptus; Eukaryote; Evergreen; Evolution; Evolutionary history of plants; Explant culture; Fabaceae; Fagaceae; Fern; Fertilisation; Fibrous root system; Ficus; Flagellum; Flavin group; Flora; Flower; Flowering plant; Fragaria × Comarum hybrids; Frederick Campion Steward; Freesia; Frond; Fruit; Fruit tree; Fruit tree propagation; Fuji (apple); Fungi imperfecti; Fungus; Gala (apple); Galangal; Gamete; Gametophyte; Gardening; Garlic; Gene; Gene expression; Gene family; Genetic engineering; Genetic testing; Genetics; Genome; Genotype; Gentiana; Germ cell; Gibberellic acid; Gibberellin; Ginger; Ginseng; Gladiolus; Glomalin; Glomeromycota; Glucose; Glycosylase; Gopher; Gottlieb Haberlandt; Graft-chimaera; Gram (disambiguation); Grape; Grapefruit; Grass; Gravitropism; Great French Wine Blight; Green algae; Grevillea; Growth medium; Gustav Gassner; Hartig net; Hemerocallis fulva; HEPA; Herbaceous plant; Hieracium; Hippeastrum; History of agriculture; Holdfast; Holoprotein; Homology (biology); Hops; Hormone; Hornwort; Horseradish; Horticulture; Houseplant; Hyacinth (plant); Hybrid (biology); Hydrilla; Hydrolase; Hydrophobin; Hyoscyamus niger; Hypersensitive response; Hypha; Imbibition; Immobilization (soil science); Immortalised cell line; In vitro; Inbreeding; Inflorescence; Inga; Inga alley cropping; Inosculation; Iridaceae; Iris (plant); Iris xiphium; Isoetes; Jasmonic acid; Johnson grass; Juniperus monosperma; Kalanchoe; Keiki; Kelp; Key lime; Konjac; Laburnum anagyroides; Laccaria bicolor; Laminar flow cabinet; Lammas growth; Lapeirousia; Lateral root; Lateral shoot; Layering; Leaf; Leccinum; Lemon; Leucine; Liatris; Lichen; Life; Lilium; Lilium lancifolium; Lily of the Valley; Lipase; Liquorice; List of root vegetables; Lycopodiophyta; Lymph; Maize; Malt; Malus; Mango; Mangrove; Maple; Marchantiophyta; Megaspore; Meiosis; Melting point; Mentha; Meristem; Messenger RNA; Metabolic pathway; Metabolism; Microbiome; Microorganism; Microspore; Milla; Mistletoe; Mitochondrion; Mitosis; Mitotic inhibitor; Mold; Molecular biology; Monocarpic; Monoculture; Moraceae; Moraea; Morphology (biology); Moss; Mucigel; Mucilage; Multicellular organism; Murashige and Skoog medium; Musa (genus); Musaceae; Mushroom; Mutant; Mutualism (biology); Mycelium; Myco-heterotrophy; Mycology; Mycorrhizal fungi and soil carbon storage; Myricaceae; Myrtaceae; N-terminus; Narcissus (plant); Natural fiber; Necrosis; Nelumbo nucifera; Neoplasm; Nepenthes; Neural plate; Nitrogen; Nitrogen fixation; Nucleotide; Nut (fruit); Nutrient; Offspring; Oil; Olive; Onion; Oogonium; Oomycete; Oospore; Opine; Orange (fruit); Orchard; Orchid mycorrhiza; Orchidaceae; Organ (anatomy); Organelle; Organic acid; Organism; Organogenesis; Ornamental bulbous plant; Orthodox seed; Oryzalin; Osmolyte; Ovary (botany); Ovule; Oxalidaceae; Oxalis; Oxygen; Pachycaul; Pando (tree); Paraphyly; Parenchyma; Parsnip; Pathogen; Peach; Pear; Pecan; Peony; Perennation; Perennial plant; Pericycle; Petiole (botany); Petri dish; PH; Phallaceae; Phaseolus vulgaris; Phloem; Phosphate; Phosphorus; Photobiology; Photolyase; Photomorphogenesis; Photoreceptor cell; Photosynthesis; Phototropin; Phylloxera; Phylogenetics; Phylum; Physalis alkekengi; Physiology; Phytochrome; Phytophthora cinnamomi; Phytophthora infestans; Phytophthora ramorum; Phytophthora sojae; Phytoremediation; Phytotoxicity; Pickling; Pinaceae; Pine; Pineapple; Pinophyta; Pinus contorta; Pinus strobus; Pisolithus tinctorius; Plant; Plant breeding; Plant embryogenesis; Plant hormone; Plant pathology; Plant perception (physiology); Plant physiology; Plant propagation; Plant senescence; Plant stem; Plant Varieties and Seeds Act 1964; Plant virus; Plantlet; Plastid; Pleaching; Ploidy; Plum; Poa pratensis; Poaceae; Poinsettia; Pollen; Pollen tube; Pollenizer; Pollination; Pollinium; Polyploid; Polypodium; Polysaccharide; Populus; Potato; Precocial; Prokaryote; Propagation of grapevines; Propagule; Prosopis juliflora; Proteaceae; Protease; Protein; Prothallium; Protist; Protonema; Protoplast; Pruning; Pseudobulb; Pseudotsuga menziesii var. menziesii; Pteridophyte; Puffball; Pulaka; Purple mangosteen; Quantitative trait locus; Quercus kelloggii; Quince; Rachis; Radicle; Radiocarbon dating; Radish; Ranunculaceae; Ranunculus repens; Red algae; Regeneration (biology); Reserpine; Rhizobia; Rhizoid; Rhizosphere; Rhubarb; Rhynie chert; Ribosome; RNA; Romulea; Root hair; Root nodule; Rootstock; Rosaceae; Ross Granville Harrison; Rostellum; Rotenone; Rutabaga; Saffron; Sagittaria; Saintpaulia; Salinity; Sand; Sansevieria; Sapindaceae; Saprotrophic nutrition; Sassafras; Scotobiology; Scots pine; Seaweed; Secondary metabolite; Seedling; Selaginella; Selaginella lepidophylla; Self-incompatibility in plants; Sexual reproduction; Shoot; Shrub; Signal transduction; Slash-and-burn; Slime mold; Smilax regelii; Soft tissue; Soil; Soil contamination; Soil pH; Solanaceae; Somatic; Sonneratia; Species; Sperm; Spermatophyte; Sporangium; Sporophyte; Sprigging; Sprouting; Stachys; Stachys sylvatica; Starch; Statocyte; Stipe (botany); Stipe (mycology); Stoma; Storage organ; Strangler fig; Strawberry; Substrate (biology); Sucrose; Sugar beet; Sugarcane; Suillus; Suillus bovinus; Suillus luteus; Suillus tomentosus; Sweet potato; Symbiosis; Symplast; Sympodial; Syrup of ipecac; Tangerine; Taproot; Taraxacum; Taro; Taxodium distichum; Taxon; Tea; Tecophilaea; Teleomorph, anamorph and holomorph; Teliospore; Telium; Tetraspore; Tetrazolium chloride; Thallus; Tissue (biology); Tissue culture; Tissue hydration; Tomato; Tomato grafting; Toxicodendron diversilobum; Toxin; Transcription (genetics); Transfer DNA; Transfer RNA; Transgenesis; Translation (biology); Transposable element; Tree; Tree onion; Tree shaping; Trofim Lysenko; Truffle; Trunk (botany); Tuber; Tuberous sclerosis; Tulip; Tumbleweed; Tunic; Turmeric; Turnip; Tussock (grass); Ultraviolet; Urtica; UVR8; Vaccinia; Vachellia erioloba; Vanilla; Variegation; Vascular cambium; Vascular plant; Vascular tissue; Vegetable; Venus flytrap; Verbena; Viability; Virus; Vitis rupestris; Vitis vinifera; Walnut; Watermelon; Watsonia (plant); Weaning; Weed; Wheat; White spruce; Wilhelm Roux; Willow; Wood; Woody plant; Xanthosoma; Xylem; Yam (vegetable); Zinc; Zingiberaceae; Zoospore; Zoysia; Zygomycota; Zygospore; Zygote