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| germinates; germs | |||
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| rudiment; germinant | |||
| radicle; hypocotyl; shoot | |||
| seed crystal; crystal nucleus | |||
| sprouted tuber; awl-shaped wheatgrass plantule | |||
| core | |||
| embryo (Germ or sporophyte in seeds) | |||
| germ 1. A pathogenic micro-organism. 2. Living substance capable of developing into an organ, part, or organism as a whole; a primordium | |||
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| germ; pullulate; shoot | |||
| germinate | |||
| to germinate | |||
| bud; burgeon; sprout | |||
| to be aroused; stir | |||
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| embryonic; rudimentary; germinant; stunted; dwarf | |||
| germ; radicle | |||
| germinal; germinative | |||
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| germinate; sprout; bud; shoot | |||
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| germination | |||
| sprouting | |||
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| germinated | |||
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| germinating; germing | |||
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| germed | |||
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| seed germ for botanical purposes | |||
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| air disinfection | |||
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