Dormant seed definition

Dormant seed means viable true seed that displays a delay in or lack of germination when provided favorable ger- mination conditions for the type of seed in question.
Dormant seed means viable seed, excluding hard seed that fail to germinate when provided with the specified germination conditions for the kind of seed in question.
Dormant seed means viable seed, excluding hard seed, that fails to germinate when provided with the specified germination conditions for that kind of seed.

Examples of Dormant seed in a sentence

  • Dormant seed is viable but requires time or a physiological stimulus to induce germination.

  • Dormant seed must be applied to the formed stockpiles during winter months.

  • Dormant seed in annual crops rarely contribute to stand establishment therefore are of inconsequential value to the consumer.

  • Dormant seed only during the following periods:Southern Lower Peninsula: South of the north boundary of Township 20 North; after November 15 but not on frozen ground.Upper Peninsula and Northern Lower Peninsula: North of the north boundary of Township 20 North; after November 1, but not on frozen ground.

  • Dormant seed according to the requirements for permanent seeding.

  • Dormant seed cannot germinate under what would otherwise be conditions favorable for germination until dormancy factors have been overcome.

  • Fresh ungerminated seed: Dormant seed which absorbed water and maintained its fresh condition, i.e. is not discoloured or mouldy and has a firm turgid texture.

  • Dormant seed and mulch is required where grading activities are completed after October 1.

  • Your Boat is covered while being used in Social or Corporate Yacht Racing Anywhere in Australia.

  • DU 402 402.30 SEEDING SEASON Dormant seed after October 20 and when soil temperatures 1 in below the surface are no greater than 40° F.


More Definitions of Dormant seed

Dormant seed means viable seeds, other than hard seed which fail to germinate when provided the
Dormant seed means viable agricultural seed, other than hard seed, which fails to germinate in a germination analysis con- ducted according to this chapter.
Dormant seed means viable seeds, other than hard seed, which fail to germinate when provided the specified germination conditions for the kind of seed in question.
Dormant seed means viable seed, excluding hard seed, that fails to germinate when provided with the specified
Dormant seed means viable agricultural seed, other than hard seed, which fails

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