I thought we could look at seed germination — how a seed begins to grow.

我觉得我们可以考虑一下种萌芽--种何开始生长的。

I read an article about seed germination by Lee Hall.

我读了一篇Lee Hall写的关于种萌芽的文章。

If you're a tree, seed dispersal and germination is a pretty risky business.

果你一棵树，你会明白把种散播出去并生根发芽一件很具有风险的事情。

Did you read that book on seed germination on our reading list?

你读过我们书单里面的关于种萌芽的那本书吗？

The socialistic idea, introduced into national politics in 1892, had been long in germination.

1892年引入国家政治的社会主义思想早已萌芽。

He'd take me to the rice fields, and we would experiment with seed germination.

会带我去稻田，我们会做种发芽实验。

Occasional mutant individuals among wild plants lacked thick seed coats or other inhibitors of germination.

野生植物中偶尔出现的突变个体缺乏厚厚的种皮或其发芽抑制剂。

But many historians now consider the Middle Ages to have been a-thousand-year period of germination and growth.

但许多历史学家现在认为中世纪一千年的萌芽和成长时期。

This helped predict germination benefits and dispersal distance for any pair of animals and plants, based on their traits.

这有助于预测任何一对动植物的发芽效益和传播距离，根据它们的特征。

It's also really great if you're mixing it into your seedlings, germination mixes, and production mixes, when we talk about potting soils, right?

说土壤，果你将其混合幼苗、发芽混合物和生产混合物中，不也不错？

For example, when I was younger, my father, who works in agriculture, taught me how to do seed germination experiments.

例，在我小时候，我从事农业工作的父亲教我何做种发芽实验。

But the germination, growth, and disease resistance of plants are adapted to precisely those features of climate.

但植物的发芽、生长和抗病能力恰恰适应了气候的这些特征。

First, they had to create models that could predict two interactions between plants and fruit-eating animals: germination and how far seeds were dispersed.

首先，们必须创建模型来预测植物和食果动物之间的两种相互作用：发芽和种散布的距离。

[Miriam] My name is Miriam. I am eight years old. I live in Montpelier, Vermont. My question is how does germination work?

我的问题发芽何进行的？

Like the changes in seed dispersal, these changes in germination inhibition characterize wheat, barley, peas, and many other crops compared with their wild ancestors.

与种传播的变化一样，发芽抑制的这些变化小麦、大麦、豌豆和许多其作物与其野生祖先相比的特征。

Here is the seed, almost two decades in germination, for Doctor Manette and A Tale of Two Cities (and its preliminary title, Buried Alive).

这《马内特医生》和《两座城市的故事》（以及它的初步标题《活埋》）的种，已经萌芽了近二十年。

Of course, the evolutionary changes (following cultivation) in seed dispersal and germination inhibition would have been unforeseen consequences of what those first farmers were doing.

当然，种传播和发芽抑制方面的进化变化（耕种后）第一批农民所做的事情无法预见的后果。

Stifled as they were, they lay in him like seeds too deep for germination, which accident might some day bring near the surface and aerate into life.

尽管它们被窒息了，但它们像种一样埋藏在体内，太深而无法发芽，有一天可能会因意外而浮出水面并发芽。

Finally, their wild ancestors required very little genetic change to be converted into crops—for instance, in wheat, just the mutations for nonshattering stalks and uniform quick germination.

最后，它们的野生祖先只需要很少的基因改变就可以转化为农作物——例，在小麦中，只需要不破碎的茎和均匀的快速发芽的突变。

They raised 80 bean plants, infested 40 of them with aphids two weeks after germination, and then, three days later, tested samples of the hydroponic solution of each using a process called bioassay-guided fractionation.

们培育了 80 株豆类植物， 在发芽两周后用蚜虫感染了其中的 40 株，然后在三天后， 使用称为生物测定引导分馏的过程测试了每株植物的水培溶液样本。