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You have some freshly produced seeds that refuse to germinate when placed in moist soil. What can ...

You have some freshly produced seeds that refuse to germinate when placed in moist soil. What can you do to break dormancy and encourage the seeds to germinate?
A) Boil them.
B) Freeze them, then follow up with sufficient warmth and moisture.
C) Put them in the dark.
D) Treat them with abscisic acid.
E) Put them in sunlight.

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