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fails to germinate, it is said to be
dormant. Seed
dormancy is
referred to as
embryo dormancy or
internal dormancy and is
caused by
endogenous characteristics...
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While physical dormancy is a
common feature,
several species in
these families do not have
physical dormancy or
produce non-
dormant seeds. Specialised...
- Look up
dormant in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Dormant, "sleeping", may
refer to:
Dormancy in an organism's life
cycle Dormant volcano, a volcano...
- such as "Autonomous
Signalling Connection Release" with Fast
Dormancy. The Fast
Dormancy feature resolved the
issues reported by
mobile carriers by implementing...
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Cancer dormancy is not yet
fully understood, but some
researchers have
performed mathematical modeling to
explain the
occurrence of
cancer dormancy as a...
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combinational dormancy, the seed or
fruit coat is
impermeable to
water and the
embryo has
physiological dormancy.
Depending on the species,
physical dormancy can...
- to
describe winter dormancy of reptiles, but the more
general term
hibernation is
believed adequate to
refer to any
winter dormancy. Many insects, such...
- the
dormancy breaking prior to
light emission that
promotes germination . Four
degrees Celsius is cool
enough to end
dormancy for most cool
dormant seeds...
- for
dormancy is the lack of transactions. For IRAS, a
company that does not
generate income is
considered dormant. The
companies deemed dormant by the...
- "Sleeping Beauty" (French: La
Belle au bois
dormant, or The
Beauty Sleeping in the Wood; German: Dornröschen, or
Little Briar Rose), also
titled in English...
