germinative (Meaning)
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germinative (a.)
Pertaining to germination; having power to bud or develop.
Synonyms & Antonyms of germinative
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germinative Sentence Examples
- The germinative seeds were sown in fertile soil, promising a bountiful harvest.
- The garden bed was teeming with germinative potential, ready to burst forth with new life.
- Scientists studied the germinative process of different plant species to optimize agricultural practices.
- The warm, humid conditions created an ideal germinative environment, fostering the growth of seedlings.
- The germination of seeds signified the beginning of a new life cycle, filled with promise and growth.
- The germinative power of the soil lay dormant, awaiting the right conditions to awaken.
- Farmers meticulously nurtured the germinative plants, protecting them from pests and unfavorable weather.
- The germinative process was essential for preserving plant diversity and ensuring food security.
- The soil's germinative capacity was tested by sowing a variety of seeds to assess its fertility.
- The germinative potential of a seed held the hopes of a thriving and sustainable future for flora and fauna.
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Pertaining to germination; having power to bud or develop.
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The germinative seeds were sown in fertile soil, promising a bountiful harvest.
The garden bed was teeming with germinative potential, ready to burst forth with new life.
Scientists studied the germinative process of different plant species to optimize agricultural practices.
The warm, humid conditions created an ideal germinative environment, fostering the growth of seedlings.
