Can I get more information on germinating tomaoto plant seeds?
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This is an awesome website for the beginner gardener.
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Try a seed and a fully open flower. Obviously this flower has grown, but you can say that what you came to the class knowing was just the basics..like the seed, and as the class went on, your learning grew more and now you know much more about it, like the open flower..what color it is, how big it is, what it looks like on the inside..etc.
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Yes, there are. They are called Phytohormones(plant hormones). Some promote seed dormancy. (Cytokinin, Gibberelins, etc,)
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http://www.ext.vt.edu/pubs/plantdiseasefs/450-604/450-604.html
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I recommend the following link:\nhttp://www.amazon.com/Phytochemical-Methods-Modern-Techniques-Analysis/dp/0412343304\n\nYou will need to purchase a lab guide or consult with a Life Sciences Dept. for further assistance
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Hi friend,\nThe best websites are -\nwww.google.com\nwww.yahoo.com\nwww.rediff.com\nbut if you simply open it.It will not work.You should take web from any of these three web sites and write there Information about micro and megasporogenesis in field crops.Start doing it now.Best of LUCK.
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what are you looking for exactly. how to grow it at how . give me some details and iam sure i can help.
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Hi!  Have never planted flowers before until this spring.  I have had excellent luck so far.  What I did was I bought these little Jiffy starter disks at the garden section at Wal-Mart.  They come in a tray, and I bought the smallest ones they had.  You fill them with water and they grow into little pods of soil.  I planted my flower seeds (I planted pansies and petunias) 1/8 inch into the center of the pod, and put the cover on for a few days.  NOTE:  I put more than one seed in each pod...but my advice is to only put one seed in each.  I have sprouts growing all over at the moment!  When they sprouted I put them under plain old flourescent lights, and now after 2 weeks I need to transplant them into a hanging basket, because they have lots of roots and are thriving.  Good luck, hope this is helpful!!
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http://www.sacsplash.org/mather/illustrations.htm\nhttp://www.botany.hawaii.edu/faculty/webb/BOT410/Angiosperm/CompositeFlower.htm\nhttp://www.backyardnature.net/fl_comps.htm
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Investigate cloning. Clone some plants
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Maybe you can take an acorn and put it in a glass of water to see if it grows and if so how quickly, at what rate of growth, over how many weeks. Then when it gets to big plant it in your back yard.
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I don't know anyone personally in the Netherlands who can do this, but you may find books or videos to be helpful. There are plenty of sites online with picture-filled tutorials and some with video illustrations.\n\nI'd suggest contacting your local Japanese association, maybe an ikebana club or a bonsai organization and see if they can refer you. If you have an authentic Japanese restaurant or tea house around, that might also be a good place to see information.
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Here is Noritake's web site in English. You can find some infomation or ask them.
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(getting out my lab report from last year) Ahem, An abstract tells about the purpose of the experiment and a shortened version of the procedure and results.\n\nFor example:\n\nThe purpose of this experiment was to find out which morning glory would grow best under the influence of different sodas (coca-cola, dr.pepper, orange soda, cream soda) in 30 days. I started out with 2 inch high morning glories.\n\nI gave each plant 25 milliliters of the specified soda each day. I measured the plant's growth in centimeters. This determined the growth rate of each plant.\n\nMy hypothesis was that cream soda would help the morning glories grow best.My data shows that my hypothesis should be rejected. Orange soda made the morning glories grow best.\n\nOrange Soda made the plant grow 12 centimeters, which was a larger amount than than the growth rate of the other sodas plants. I found that Cream Soda did the worst, only having a growth of 4 centimeters.\n------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nThis is not real data, nor is the information even remotely correct.\nMind you, I got an A+ on my research report and I hope you do too. Remember, this is just an example of an abstract, and the data I put in IS NOT correct. Check with your teacher before you write your abstract.
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It's related to a chemical called a germination inhibitor that prevents the seed from sprouting... but that chemical can go away prematurely... as seen here:\n\nhttp://www.cookingforengineers.com/article.php?id=57\n\nRead more:\n"Until then, they remain dormant. Germination inhibitors are part of the make-up of every seed. They actually prevent a seed from germinating until its chances of survival are good. Usually chemical in nature (five per cent of seeds are simply waterproof, dormant until their seed coat cracks), germination inhibitors put a seed into dormancy. Without these, a tomato seed, for example, would spout right inside the fruit of the plant that formed it, where there is moisture and warmth, good conditions for germination. Inhibitors give a seed time to travel away from the parent plant, and allow it to overwinter, or be stored, giving that seed the best possible chance to reproduce successfully and to spread. Germination inhibitors `wear off’ over time, allowing a seed to sprout the next year."
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Most likely, another dandelion...do you KNOW how many seeds are on those things?!?!? lol\nUnless, of course, you've learned your lesson...don't blow in the wind.
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THEY JUST DROP FROM THE FLOWER NATURALLY SO YOU CAN DO THE SAME... BUT I RECOMMEND A SMALL GREEN HOUSE TYPE OF STARTER KIT TO GERMINATE THE SEEDS. SO YOUR SURE THE SEEDS ARE GOOD  ALSO THAT WAY YOU CAN PLANT THEM WHERE YOU WANT THEM TO GROW..