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The 24 pages that link to Germination, each with the reason it gives.
Seed dispersalRelated: Successful dispersal matters only if a seed can eventually germinate.
SeedRelated: It is the transition from a dormant or quiescent seed to a growing plant.
AcornRelated: Germination turns an acorn’s dormant embryo into a young oak.
BasidiosporeRelated: A viable basidiospore can germinate and begin fungal growth.
Fungal life cycleRelated: A fungal spore germinates into a growing cell or hypha.
Nut (fruit)Related: A nut's enclosed seed can germinate after the fruit wall is breached or decays.
River red gumRelated: River red gum seeds need suitable moisture and exposed sites to establish.
MucoralesRelated: Mucorales spores rapidly form hyphae when moisture and nutrients are available.
WalnutRelated: A walnut kernel can germinate into a new walnut tree when conditions permit.
Brosimum alicastrumRelated: Germination begins the tree’s development from its edible seed.
Prunus serotinaRelated: Black cherry seeds can remain dormant before conditions permit germination.