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transparency germination of a bean seed?

TPDar

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10 years ago

transparency germination of a bean seed?

What is the function of the period of inactivity before germination? What is the function of the seed coat during this period?

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flaywang

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10 years ago

The bean seed has to rehydrate and swell up before germination. The seed coat selectively allows moisture into the seed's embryo and cotyledons. (leaflike food stores).
Hope that helps,
Doc. Dan.

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