Germination is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GERMINATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the process by which a seedling emerges and develops from a seed
• the development of a plant from a seed or spore after a period of dormancy
• the process of something coming into existence and developing
• The process of germinating; the beginning of vegetation or growth in a seed or plant; the first development of germs, either animal or vegetable.
• the process whereby seeds or spores sprout and begin to grow
• the origin of some development
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cause to sprout or develop

Words related to GERMINATION

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Words that contain GERMINATION

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How to use GERMINATION in a sentence

• A charming description of the germination of a seed will be found in the Reader.
• All living things must have oxygen to breathe, and this gas is as needful for the germination of seeds, and the action of roots and leaves, as it is for our maintenance of life.
• The raw earth of the trenches struggled vainly against the tide of germination.
• Seeds require light, heat, air, and moisture for their germination.
• The socialistic idea, introduced into national politics in 1892, had been long in germination.
• Germination is always capricious, slow and irregular.
• Place the pots or boxes in any light cool structure as near the roof-glass as possible, but make no attempt to force either germination or the growth of the plants.
• The germination is so irregular that it is well to put only one seed in each small pot.
• Germination is decidedly slow, so that until the seedlings appear the removal of weeds requires care.
• To facilitate germination some growers file the seed, others soak it until the skin becomes sufficiently soft to permit of the paring away of a small portion with a sharp knife.
• The slow and irregular germination of the finest new seed makes the separate system almost a necessity.
• Give the pots a warm moist position, and a light sprinkling of water daily will assist germination.
• Germination may not occur until hope has died, and the pots have been contemptuously relegated to some obscure corner.
• Place the pans in a moist, shady spot, where the temperature is constant, and germination will take place in from seven to nine days, when the glass must be promptly removed.
• How? By reason of the power of germination which the Creator has put in the grain, and the laws which govern atmospheric changes, which laws, again, the Creator governs.
• The great refreshed landscape unveiled itself, serenely brooding in a vast, internal energy of germination.
• On timber soils newly cleaned the early sowing would be quite safe where the young plants are not liable to be killed after germination, because of the abundance of humus in them.
• This plant may be sown under certain conditions as late in the spring as moisture exists in the soil sufficient to produce vigorous germination in the seed.
• For instance, at the usual season for sowing it, the weather may be so dry as to preclude the hope of successful germination in the seed.
• Here again, therefore, germination cannot take place.
• In the first place, the seed, which is the principle of all germination, is of two kinds, that which is not appreciable by our senses and that which is.
• I drop it into your brains and await its germination.
• The seed reserved for sowing must be put into the ground quite fresh, as it soon loses its power of germination.
• The almost continued rains which marked the advance of the past spring, seemed perfectly agreeable to the tea-plant, and facilitated the germination of the tea-nuts.
• One would have thought it the mute travail of germination, as if something were springing into life within him.
• And we have every reason to believe that it has gone on for centuries, always as a prayer to the gods of the underworld and of nature for rain and the germination of their crops.
• He had admitted an evil suggestion, and had warmed it in the earth of his mind, even to germination.

Similar words containing GERMINA without suffix tion

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