US /ˈdʒɜ:rmɪneɪt/
・UK /ˈdʒɜ:mɪneɪt/
A lot of carbon is stored there, and a lot of animals live in that layer, like insects and also things like salamanders, or the plants have seeds that germinate in those layers.
For thousands of years, those leaf layers have been largely undisturbed, storing carbon, allowing new seeds to germinate, and providing a habitat for a whole range of wild animals, but not for earthworms.
It produces fruit and seeds with a hygromorphic, tail-like structure that helps propel it into the ground to germinate.
An example of this distribution is the fraction of seeds that germinate after knee are planted.
An example of this distribution is the fraction of seeds that germinate after ni are planted.
gatherers know that seeds germinate when planted and some groups will plant crops if the weather
Like, early hunter-gatherers knew that seeds germinate when planted,
And it takes a long time for these things to germinate, but... - Yeah, I mean, that's a huge seed. Is that a seed—considered a seed?
And it takes a long time for these things to germinate, but.
Petrichor, it's for the plant that's tired of waiting to germinate.
Petrichor: it’s for the plant that’s tired of waiting ...to germinate.
to germinate ? Who told the root “You must go down!”
enough water so that the little seeds can germinate into little baby plants. Once they
germinate, get a little big then they’re going to transplant them into little individual
little bit of light to stimulate them to germinate.
Most weed seeds need a little bit of light to stimulate them to germinate.
I also actually love that you said to save the ginger like that because you can actually Germinate that ginger in your fridge and make a little new ginger tree.